I began as a somatic and Tantra practitioner tucked into the wild quiet of central Portugal, working hands-on with people who often arrived through nothing more than a whispered recommendation. It was intimate, deep, and beautiful, but the reach was small. My work lived inside a tiny radius, and my life as a traveler made it almost impossible to build a steady in-person client base.

At some point, my body knew before my mind did: the work wanted to expand. I wanted to expand. But translating a deeply embodied, in-person practice into the online world felt like stepping into a new language.

So I treated my own life like a creative studio. I laid out every skill I carried: my background in somatics and Tantra, my years in corporate sales and marketing, my art degree that trained my eye for aesthetics, my natural love for culture, expression, and visibility, my experience running small, service-based businesses running through word-of-mouth. Every piece suddenly had a place.

I taught myself how to take what I knew in my bones and turn it into a digital presence that didn’t dilute the depth, but amplified it. I learned online communication, visibility strategy, content creation, and how to build an ecosystem where intimacy and scale could coexist. I followed the pull from a remote village in Portugal to the pulse of Bangkok, where my business now lives fully online, serving clients all over the world.

And because I travel often, the online arm became my constant home. When I return to the places where my name already circulates, I still work in person. But the core of my work now moves through the screen: embodied, powerful, accessible, borderless.