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I work with people who sense deeply, think quickly, and often carry more layers than the world around them can easily grasp.
If you’re outwardly successful but restless, misunderstood, or quietly searching for a sense of arrival — you’re in the right place.
I spent more than a decade in the corporate world, helping international teams and leaders navigate change, culture, and complexity.
What began as HR and strategy work quickly turned into something deeper — because no system can evolve unless the people inside it do.
I saw that transformation and digitalization, all the big words on the wall, mean little if they’re not lived through trust, emotional awareness, and aligned values.
That’s how my focus shifted from running systems to redesigning them — preparing people for change through education, mindset work, and human skill-building.
I led leadership programs and group coaching projects for senior and emerging leaders, helping them turn fear into curiosity and hierarchy into collaboration.
It taught me that strategy is never about control; it’s about clarity — and that sustainable change always begins with one clear decision: to move from reaction to direction.
The same principles I once applied with organizations now shape my Life Design work with individuals.
Instead of market forces, we map internal ones — values, fears, hopes, and habits.
Instead of business goals, we design human strategies: ways to align energy, attention, and choices so that life feels coherent again.
Since 2020, I’ve been fully self-employed, working one-on-one with individuals as a life-design coach.
Entrepreneurship taught me another truth — that freedom can be lonely if it isn’t shared.
So I followed a quiet pull back toward creative collaboration and joined the film world, first as a hands-on creator in special effects makeup and later as an intimacy coordinator.
Film reminded me that every frame of life needs both structure and soul — and that creation itself is a form of dialogue.
There, I learned how vulnerability and precision can coexist; how the same attention that builds trust in a boardroom also shapes truth on a film set.
I no longer see these chapters as opposites.
What once felt like separate paths slowly braided into one way of seeing: that clarity and connection are not enemies, they’re companions.
That realization became the quiet seed of TribeWithMe.
Not as a plan, but as a continuation of how I already worked and lived.


TribeWithMe is a space where reflection, creativity, and belonging meet.
Where people don’t come to perform or be fixed, but to reconnect with their own rhythm and find language for what’s been quietly evolving inside them.
My work isn’t about fixing or teaching, but translating — helping people hear what their system has been trying to say all along.
Today, I bring this cross-field awareness — corporate clarity, artistic sensitivity, and psychological grounding — into every conversation.
It allows me to meet people where they are, sense what’s unsaid, and design paths that fit the whole of who they are, not just their visible part.
Because every step of my own path has been the training.
And now, it’s the offering.
I’m not a guru. I’m a guide — someone who walks beside you and asks the questions that help you see more clearly.











We meet for 20–30 minutes online.
You share what brings you here — I listen for patterns, energy, and what feels most alive right now.
This first conversation is also a moment to sense whether this work, and this timing, are the right fit.
Sometimes I may suggest other forms of support alongside or instead of coaching (like therapy, somatic or art-based work, or medical guidance) if that would serve you better.
My role is to help you find the right next step, even if that step isn’t with me.
Outcome: clarity about focus, readiness, and fit.
We design frequency, focus, and format.
You’re always free to ask questions or pause before deciding — we only begin when it feels right in your body and your schedule.

During the first few sessions, we form an understanding of the landscape you’re navigating.
We explore challenges, existing resources, and the rhythms that already work in your life.
This stage is about awareness, not speed — seeing clearly before deciding where to move.
Outcome: a shared map and a sense of direction grounded in reality.

Growth doesn’t happen in a straight line — it moves in spirals and iterations.
We build a steady rhythm: reflection, action, integration, rest.
Learning when to pause and when to move becomes part of your practice.
This is where clarity turns into daily action, structure, and self-trust.

Every few sessions, we pause to reflect.
What shifted? What still needs breath? What feels complete?
If the work feels ready to close, we wrap up intentionally.
If it wants to deepen, we refine the strategy and begin the next spiral with new insight.
You’ll leave with tools, rhythm, and momentum — a grounded system you can sustain on your own.
Outcome: integration, renewal, or closure.





