About

In my opinion, it's the most important matter in the world, and severely overlooked.
It's the key to every other problem: if we don't know who we are or who we live with, how can we communicate well and solve anything at all?

There are two directions where I want to have impact.

Education: popularize and normalize curiosity about our own feelings, learning what it means to be us before acting, or not acting, on them.
Social and emotional learning, therapy and coaching, not just accessible but an attractive first line of defense for any challenge.

Product design: not everyone can get this education, but empathy, self-care and clear communication can still be learned by using products designed a certain way, again and again.
I believe there's growing demand for businesses that are empathetic: that genuinely want to know who we are, respect our boundaries, and help us figure out and fulfill our needs.

Products became the pinnacle of my interests: complex, never-stagnating systems that always have to stay in touch with reality, ever-changing human needs and market dynamics.
They're something people interact with every day, something that makes life fulfilling and imprints better practices through repetition.

AI is a great example: many of us learn to talk with empathy and care just by interacting with it.
Now everyone has examples of what empathetic, efficient communication looks like, gets rewarded for mirroring it, and feels more friction when they don't.

I believe there's little more worth doing than building relationships and learning.
Show up authentically, stay curious about other people's needs with intention, open-mindedness and flexibility, and the depth you can reach will be worth the effort and commitment.

I'm forever curious, always on the edge between bored by what I already know and challenged by what I can't yet grasp.
Uncertainty doesn't stop me: facing a challenge I've never taken on, I focus on the priority needs and look for the right next step.

I embrace change, a forever transition, and my only constant is dynamic too: relationships that can adjust to new challenges while staying deep, strong and supportive.

Every decision starts with knowing yourself.
Authenticity defines everything I do.

Only when we show up as we are, vulnerable and real, can our needs be met, and can we be seen by people who share our values.
I crave vulnerability in the workplace: what we can't do today doesn't make us bad, it's a reason to bring it to the surface, with support, and learn.