After completing my studies, I began my career in Human Resources and worked internationally, surrounded by diverse cultures and mindsets. I was fortunate to have amazing mentors who supported me and helped me grow. Step by step, I advanced, eventually becoming responsible for global people development in a large international corporation.

By my early thirties, I had achieved more than I ever dreamed of. I had a wonderful boss who truly believed in me. And yet… I wasn't happy. Over time, I began to feel trapped: unable to fully express myself. I felt confined, as if I had to hide parts of who I was to fit into what was expected. My ideas didn't always find space, and I noticed many people around me feeling the same way — even trying to suppress their natural self, believing it was the only way to succeed. At the same time, I had the privilege of supporting strong leaders, who longed to allow more softness, balance, and emotional awareness into their lives.