Trained as a dentist, I spent years mastering precision and discipline — and listening closely to people’s stories. Patients and friends often told me I had a way with words, that I asked questions which made them feel truly seen. They also noticed my self-reflective nature, something I carried quietly but consistently.
Helping others always came naturally. But eventually, I had to face a hard truth: I couldn’t help anyone until I learned how to help myself.
I had built what looked like the perfect life. Then it collapsed — the house, the career, the relationships. All of it gone. And I was left with the hardest questions:
Who am I?
What matters?
Can I rebuild?
That breaking point became a turning point. Even in crisis, a part of me was still learning — still searching for what could be made useful. I knew that one day I would share what I discovered, to help others facing their own collapse or crossroads.
From that journey emerged what I now call The Dreamer’s Framework: nine simple elements to bring a dream into reality, test what’s true, and build a life steady enough to carry it.
Today, my work is consulting. But more than that, it’s listening, guiding, and helping people move from burnout to blueprint — from feeling lost to living aligned in the heart of their dream. Because I’ve been there. I know what it means to rebuild.
And I know that what once feels impossible can, step by step, become inevitable.
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