I became a mother for the first time in August 2020, when my daughter Liv arrived in the midst of a global pandemic. I found myself becoming a mix of the mother I aspired to be, the mother I had, and the mother I wished I’d had. It was an experience that was both intense and sweet, natural yet messy, a time of healing and reflection. It gave me the opportunity to reparent my inner child and strengthened my determination to fully embrace my role as a coach.

Two years later, Lara came into my life unexpectedly, turning every personal and professional plan upside down. That was the challenge: could I remain committed to my vision while preparing to welcome another child? I had to prove to myself that I was all in, no matter what.

I studied while breastfeeding, coached clients with Lara crying in the background, and navigated sleepless nights co-sleeping with both girls. But I never, never, gave up on my vision.

As a mother, my mission is to honor, respect, and empower the uniqueness and authenticity of my daughters. I strive to be intentional about the conditioning they’re exposed to, to witness their growth, and to be the leverage that helps them expand into their fullest potential.

In January 2016 I bought a one way ticket from Rome to London Stanstead. It was my very first time in England. At the beginning I moved to Cambridge and I've been there for 3 years, then London called so clearly so I jumped to the big city life, building my personal and professional confidence, create my family and move again in Cambridgshire where I live at the moment with my other half and our two daughters. Expat life has meant to me a chance to reconnenct with myself, I left behind all the conditioning that were holding my potential back to fully express, so finally I had the opportunity to see what I was capable of, to face my fears and overcome them. It was the opportunity to unlearn who I no longer was, to become none, and again start becoming who I wanted to be. It's like reborning for the second time. It's understanding that the identity we become attached to is just something that we need to create to make sense of the world. If you change environment, your identity start to brake in thousand of pieces because it doesn't recognize itself witht the surrounding that actually built itself on. It's a very empowering, healing and uplifting experience. So powerful that I simply couldn't go back.

I had to create this role entirely from scratch. Coming from a family with different professional backgrounds, I felt a growing desire to build something uniquely mine, something impactful for others. That desire became impossible to ignore.

Realizing, at 40, that my journey was leading me to entrepreneurship was both shocking and transformative. Bringing my services, brand, and message to life was no small feat, it’s an ongoing process of growth and discovery.

I’m deeply grateful for the brilliant women, men, coaches, and mentors I’ve encountered, both online and in person. They’ve been like lighthouses, guiding me through the uncharted waters of the business world.

I've an inherent ability to understand others, reading and managing energies. This gives me the wisdom to guide people in the most efficient use of their energies, gift and talents. I’ve got the natural ability to recognize others potential and talent. My energy is one of my top priorities and I am committed to protect and nourish it, in order to work and deliver in a sustainable way, that uplift myself and people that work with me.