I believe life is a design process, continuously shaped by personal experiences. As we grow, we create our lives through our contributions, crafting a legacy rooted in our self-perception, societal role, and the impact of our actions. Ultimately, it's the journey—how we share our experiences and how others receive them—that defines our lasting influence.
In my early adulthood, I spent a lot of time feeling anxious. It wasn’t obvious, but I struggled to make meaningful connections and constantly sought external validation, never truly feeling satisfied.
I focused more on what I could gain rather than on how I could show up as a supportive and positive person.
In my career, I often felt restless and engaged in work that didn’t resonate deeply with me. I craved meaning, focus, and productivity but struggled with confidence, a clear sense of purpose, and the tools to transform my creative ideas into tangible results.
When my choices didn't reflect my true desires, I became overwhelmed with the sense there was more out there for me.
I spent a good part of my early adulthood anxious. On the outside, you might not have seen it but on the inside, I lacked a meaningful connection to myself, always searching for external validation. I was never satisfied.
With my community, I wondered what was in it for me rather than thinking about how I could show up as a supportive and positive friend.
In my career I felt restless, working for something I wasn’t truly connected to. I wanted to create from a more meaningful and productive space but lacked confidence, a clear sense of my purpose, and the tools for how to get somewhere.
Even more, my decisions were rarely aligned with what I really desired deep down. I knew there was more, and I wanted access to it.
