So how did my journey begin?
My journey into personal development began quietly, right after I graduated from university.
On paper, everything made sense. I had a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and followed a logical, “safe” path. But beneath that, I was deeply curious about people, human behaviour, emotions, patterns, and why we do what we do.
I found myself drawn to psychology and self-development, spending my free time reading books that helped me understand myself and others more deeply.
I became a Maths teacher, but quickly realized that what lit me up wasn’t the equations, it was the conversations. I loved supporting my students through life challenges far more than teaching the curriculum itself.
At the same time, I was struggling emotionally. Despite all the effort I had put into my education, I felt unfulfilled and disconnected from myself.
That inner pull led me to move to Canada, initially to improve my English and experience something new. What started as a short stay turned into several years, studying business, working in banking, and building a seemingly stable corporate life.
Yet deep down, I knew this wasn’t my forever path.
Life eventually forced me to listen. I lost my work permit, my job, and the sense of security I was clinging to. That period became a turning point. I immersed myself in personal development, completed course after course, and finally committed to a two-year transformational coaching program.
That journey was intense and confronting, but profoundly life-changing. It wasn’t just about gaining a qualification, it was a deep inner transformation. I emerged as a certified transformational life coach, with a clearer sense of who I was and how I wanted to serve.
Not long after, I moved to Australia and returned briefly to corporate work while starting my coaching practice, The Journie. Around the same time, yoga entered my life in a deeper way. Through yoga, I reconnected with my body, my intuition, and parts of myself I hadn’t accessed before. I completed my yoga teacher training in Bali, which further anchored my work in embodiment and nervous system awareness.
Returning to corporate life after that was painful.
My heart was no longer aligned with the environment I was in.
In 2024, I made one of the biggest decisions of my life, I left the safety of my corporate job and committed fully to entrepreneurship.
Since then, I’ve continued to deepen my work through advanced coaching training, somatic practices, and speaking.
Today, through The Journie, I support individuals, founders, and teams to reconnect with their worth, claim personal power, and create lives and businesses that feel aligned, sustainable, and true to who they are.
I don’t believe in having it all figured out.
I believe in staying curious, embodied, and honest, and walking alongside others as they do the same.
Looking forward to connecting with you,