I’ve always seen the world a little differently.
But with this vivid perception came profound challenges.
My mind overflowed with millions of ideas, each more compelling than the last, yet my ADHD made it a Herculean task to channel them into focused action. The very thoughts that fueled my creativity also led to chaotic thinking and unfinished projects.
I grappled with anxiety, moments of disconnection from my own body, and a haunting sense of loneliness and hopelessness.
I realized that communication is the foundation upon which impact is built.
It wasn’t enough to have ideas; I needed to bring them into sharp focus and turn them into reality. I began channeling my hypercreativity into activist projects, testing social innovation ideas, and immersing myself in impact startups.
No longer was I content with just communicating—I wanted to actively participate in creating tangible change.
Today, I’m not just a communicator- I’m a catalyst for change.
I collaborate with others to bring bold, impactful projects to life, using video and design as tools to make ideas not only seen but felt and acted upon.
I believe that when we unite clear thinking with creative execution, we can tackle the global challenges that face us.
