I want to change our
narrative of success.

I am a business psychologist, a yoga teacher, an agile learning expert, a community builder, a psychology student, an event manager, a branding specialist

- but hang on -

there is another side to this.

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If you are looking for my credentials and certificates, I’ll probably have to invite you to check out my LinkedIn rather than this page. 

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However, if you rather want to know who I am and what motivates me, I'd say:

Welcome.

I believe most of us have experienced certain key moments or events in our past that influenced our path.

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For me, there were two that have shaped the person that I am today:
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1. Watching my very intelligent brother fail in school because the education system focused too much on performance.

2. Working with several CEOs and/or leaders who were blind to their own corporate culture and the influence they have on it.

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These very personal experiences have made me someone who is deeply interested in psychology, someone who believes we need to shift our culture from performance- to learning-oriented, and someone who advocates for educational changes toward future skills, mindset, and enabling a new generation of leaders.

I want to change the narrative of success, because I believe our future leaders should be humans first. 

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However, I am quite aware that I cannot do this alone. That it’ll be a collective effort.

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That is why I am advocating in these ways today:

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1. The Human Mind: I bring my psychological perspective to the table, enabling introspection, self-reflection, and any mind hack that supports others in becoming more aware and making their mental strength their superpower on the path to success.

2. Change Community: I want to create safe spaces for the open and vulnerable growth of individuals who are passionate, action-oriented, and have a clear vision of rewriting what we today call success.

3. Personal Journeys First: I believe that corporate cultures are always influenced from the top. If you start building a "corporate culture" with yourself, it will influence your surroundings! So, let's start with ourselves.

If what I wrote resonates with you in any way—because you want to work with me, you want to become part of this community, or because you want to address your own challenges—just let me know.

I am here for you.