WHO I AM

I am a coach, a mentor, a soul in constant evolution. I advocate for profound expansions of consciousness in service of business and much more.

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Since childhood, I have always known that this world is only a part of what we can see and feel. I have always looked "beyond".

 

I felt a little voice inside telling me that I was here for something important and greater than myself, but I didn't know what. It wasn't until adulthood, when I began embodying my true self and living my life's purpose unabashedly, that I grasped the essence of that "something". I express my truth as a coach with a vision that transcends the ordinary, effecting powerful and tangible impacts.

 

During the early stages of my life, familial influences (with my father an entrepreneur and mother an employee), the educational milieu, and societal pressures enveloped me. I made choices aligned with an identity I unconsciously constructed and I wholly identified with, but it was not my true self. This construct had suffocated a deeper aspect of myself, my Soul.

 

However, that suppressed aspect, relegated to the background, one day decided to make itself heard loud and clear, allowing me to rekindle that lost connection in an unexpected and overwhelming way: I was working in finance in New York when the Twin Towers fell, I have a twin sister in life, and when I saw the first tower collapse, I saw the image of myself crumbling at the same instant.

 

That unexpected image was so vivid that for days I tried to understand the reason behind that vision, but only with time did I realized that at that moment my conscious self, my personality (ego), had shattered to make space for my unconscious, my soul, which then asserted itself irrevocably, leaving me no recourse: I no longer could I solely align myself with "material" values represented by the twin towers (success, fame, material prosperity) but I was compelled to embrace my spiritual dimension, the one that resonated strongly within me as a child.

 

This catalyzed a profound existential crisis, which I eventually transmuted into the greatest opportunity of my life, shaping me into who I am today and enabling me to convey my message.