Not in an academic way. I was going through my own confusion at the time, and I was trying to make sense of it through writing. That's how the blog started. It was called "Secrets of the Mind" and I published the first post from my bedroom when I was 12 years old.
That curiosity led to a lot of places. A world record as the youngest non-fiction self-published author. A poetry collection that received the Emily Dickinson Award. Over 17 million words written across books, newsletters, and content. And eventually, the thing that means the most to me: over 200 one-on-one coaching conversations with real people going through real things.
What I kept finding, across all of it, was the same pattern. People weren't stuck because they lacked talent or effort. They were stuck because they lacked clarity. And the moment they got it β honest, specific, personal clarity β everything else started to follow.
That's what I've spent seven years learning how to give people. And it's what this coaching is built around.
πWorld Record HolderYoungest non-fiction self-published author. First book became an Amazon category bestseller.
ποΈEmily Dickinson AwardFor Diamonds in the Rough, a poetry collection recognised for its emotional depth and honesty.
π€Speaker and TrainerSchools, NGOs, Rotary clubs, corporates. Always the same intention: making inner skills practical.