Learning about the world and people is a lifelong study of the Self.

 

My interdisciplinary studies in philosophy, history, literature, Eastern medicine, and various spiritual traditions have shaped my understanding of reality as both tangible and a play of energies. While we can influence our internal responses, we must accept and comprehend external factors too. Traditional stories, mythology, creative expression, and spiritual practices could play crucial roles in transforming our perception of reality as energy, enabling us to lead better lives and adapt to change. This understanding has helped us and our clients to balance professional, personal, and spiritual responsibilities (Dharma) with the pursuit of an authentic, joyful, and creative life (Artha). ​My diverse professional experience in both for-profit and non-profit sectors across Europe and North America has equipped me to guide individuals on their purpose-driven career paths. I have been helping individuals and groups to improve their work lives by identifying the core values and realizing fulfilling opportunities within their reach. 

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This work appeals to a diverse range of individuals across various professions and life stages. Participants may include: - Entry-level - Blue-collar - Managers and executives - Entrepreneurs and consultants - Stay-at-home parents - Social justice activists - Caregivers - Students - Artists and artisans - Academics. Many seek guidance during periods of personal growth or significant life changes, such as divorce, widowhood, or an empty nest. Others simply desire to reassess their strategies and take a break from their current career to explore new opportunities.

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Taking time to understand ourselves is a valuable opportunity that shouldn't be underestimated. It shows courage in confronting our limitations and may inspire others to do the same. Managing ourselves wisely and compassionately is essential to living a fulfilling life. This involves making thoughtful decisions, planning for the future, and finding joy in our work, relationships, and community. By doing so, we can live with fewer regrets and contribute positively to society.