Michael Jordan or Axl Rose, that's who I wanted to be when I was little. I became anything but basketball greatness or an all-singing-and-screaming rockstar. Above all, I simply became happy in what I do and how I live my life. Fortunately for me, because through this I found out for myself how important it is to know your own core values ​​and to live from there. But also how important it is to show your own vulnerability. My childhood was happy and carefree, I played basketball fanatically and made a lot of music. Early on I loved giving everyone advice to help them move forward, but I found out that this isn’t the way to go: Do I want to be a superman, that ultimate savior or do I want to learn what it is that a person needs and then explore wether I can be of any help? As you might understand by now…it’s the latter. Strength lies in the questions, questions like: "What do YOU ​​need?"

my professional roots
In 2003 I started as an entrepreneur; first as a manager in the music industry and later as a programmer and artistic director for several stages in music, theater, dance and comedy. My move toward being a business leader and interim director for small and medium cultural institutions was an organic move I made with my own use of a financial coach. I was ultimately responsible for business organization within the cultural sector in the fields of music, theater, visual arts and design.