Life is strange. Sometimes it wakes you up harshly. It's a shock, a wave that crashes over you - and strangely, sometimes, it saves you. That’s what happened to me.
I remember it as if it were yesterday. A lightning bolt of awareness. That moment when I realized that an illness was threatening my life, when a single sentence echoed inside me like a scream: “You can’t die now - you haven’t fulfilled yourself yet. It can’t be like this!” And I remember the feeling that followed - that deep frustration, that visceral unease that made my head spin and gave me the sensation I was about to collapse. No, it wasn’t an option. I couldn’t believe it. I refused the idea of disappearing in such frustration, without ever having truly lived my purpose.
How did I get there, when on paper, I had lived a rich life - one some might have called exciting, even “successful”? I had a great deal of experience: lawyer in Paris and Washington, adventurer in the U.S., communicator at the European Commission, freelancer supporting artists. Each experience looked exciting.
But in truth, despite all these apparent successes, something was missing. There was a subtle feeling of incompleteness, a lingering sense that I wasn’t quite where I was meant to be—but I didn’t know how to fix it. So, I pushed those feelings aside and settled for what I had.
Then came the day everything shifted. The crushing weight of the news hit me - a deep tremor that forced me to reevaluate my entire life. It took that shock to wake me up. Because from that tremor, a flame was born inside me.
I made it through, and after my recovery, that inner strength never left me again. It became vital for me to fully realize myself - not just on the surface, but at the deepest level, in alignment with who I truly was. That flame became my compass, constantly reminding me: “Trust yourself. Follow your instincts. Do what you love, love what you do, love life. Be kind to yourself. It’s not too late - get moving, take action!”
So I sought help to gain clarity and move forward effectively. I decided to get support to step into the driver's seat of my life.
I have always loved helping others.
Whether by inspiring, guiding, or supporting them, this calling was always within me, even if I wasn’t fully aware of it. Through all my professional experiences, I realized that, in the background, I was always helping others—and I loved it.
Gradually, my path became clearer. I understood that I wanted to guide others too, to help them awaken, so they could choose the life they truly desire - before it’s too late.
Today, I share what I’ve learned: you don’t have to wait for a brutal wake-up call to begin your transformation.
You can choose, right now, to become aware - and choose to be fully yourself, to be EVERYTHING you’re meant to be.
And for that, it’s okay to get help. In fact, it saves you precious time.
I can help you.