It’s not that I didn’t dream of a different life – my imagination has always been rather wild.

But that’s where it ended – a dream being a dream… ‘It’s impossible,’ I kept saying to myself, whilst getting increasingly depressed, because as much as I wanted not to – more than anything, I believed in its impossibility. 

I had been working for years in the corporate world, feeling like my spirit was slowly being sucked away. It’s not that I didn’t enjoy some of the work I was doing – simply put – my heart wasn’t in it, and I couldn’t pretend anymore that it was. 

I wanted more. More fulfilment. More joy and excitement. More income and success. More freedom and decision-making. More expression of my talents and abilities. I wanted magic, yet I was settling for far less. 

I wasn’t much happier in my personal life either. Unhappy relationships, which I sort of ‘fell into’ as opposed to really choosing to be with someone, and a 10-year eating disorder seriously derailing my life just reinforced the feeling that I wasn’t in the driving seat of my life. 

Yet, I have always felt that there is a higher side to me and that I had a destiny to fulfil.

After years of search and study, countless self-development courses, obsessively learning about the human mind, universal laws, and manifestation, and many failed attempts later, I have finally found something that not only profoundly resonates with me but also works.

I learnt a creative development model based on tapping into the superconscious mind and applying intuitive intelligence, which leads to recognising and developing your own wisdom and power, which exists in everybody. And that has made all the difference. 

Life is now nothing short of magical, and what years ago seemed impossible today is my reality. 

The key is thus not to wait for your life to change; don’t let your dream die inside you. There’s nothing more heart-breaking than settling for mediocrity when you can live an extraordinary life.