An introduction
I got really good at building a life I thought I wanted.
I've founded several companies, worked with entrepreneurs and investors, become an investor myself and served on company boards. For years, I was running a growing business in Stockholm, and by most conventional measures, I was doing pretty well.
I don't regret any of it. Building a company taught me an enormous amount about what I'm capable of, and I still love entrepreneurship. I just eventually had to admit that the life I was building wasn't the one I wanted to keep living.
So I started questioning things. My career, my priorities, why I made certain decisions, and how much of what I believed about success and happiness was actually mine.
That curiosity has taken me around the world, into yoga, dance, hypnosis, coaching and ways of understanding myself that I probably would have dismissed a few years earlier.
And the funny thing is, I think I knew myself better than I realized. I'd just become so used to making decisions based on what was expected of me that I'd stopped taking what I wanted seriously.
These days, I'm much more interested in helping people find their own answers than telling them what I think they should do.
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