You know that person who somehow seems to have everything under control while juggling a dozen different projects? The one everyone asks, “How do you manage your life and still come up with new ideas all the time?” Yeah… that person is me.

Ever since I was diagnosed as neurodivergent with high potential, I’ve finally been able to put a name (and a reason) to my distinctly T-Shaped profile — and to the engine that keeps me switched on and highly receptive, no matter the context.

Right now, I’m living in what feels like permanent cosplay: I work as a freelance Creative Director, I’m a content consultant in the Telco space, a university lecturer, and — for some — I’m even that infamous “client,” in the role of Head of Brand & Communication.

In my sacred free time, you’ll likely find me oil painting, working with ceramics, or coaching volleyball, a sport I played competitively for years.

And of course, if you get to know me, you’ll meet Pez too, my four-legged shadow who reminds me daily that life’s way more fun when you don’t take it too seriously.

Over the past two years, I’ve had two camera-in-hand adventures in Thailand and Vietnam, chasing new perspectives, soaking up diverse stimuli, and expanding my view of the world through real, lived experience.

You might be wondering how I manage to keep it all together. Honestly? Sometimes I wonder too. But so far… it seems to be working.