I help people exit the Matrix — consciously, strategically and on their own terms.

(You can read my full story here.)

For years, I played the game exactly as it was designed.
A stable 9 to 5 job. Clear expectations. External definitions of success.
And yet — something was missing.

I started in customer and application support and moved into DevSecOps, learning technology from the inside.
Over time, I began sharing my experience on conference stages, in interviews, and through online education.

But my work was never just about technology.

Along the way, I experienced burnout, workplace harassment, financial mistakes, and moments that forced me to question not only my career, but the way I was living and deciding.

That’s when escaping the Matrix stopped being a metaphor and became something real.

I started asking different questions:

• Who am I really without the programming?
• What’s my true purpose?
• What would give me happiness?
• What kind of work actually fits me, work that fulfills me, not just my ego?
• How do I build freedom, not just income?

Today, I work at the intersection of technology, psychology, and conscious decision-making.
I support people who go through crisis, want a change, feel stuck, burned out, esperienced toxicity in a workplace or feel misaligned. I help them redesign their careers, businesses and financial paths in a way that actually fits who they are.

My work is rooted in psychology, systems thinking and my real-life experiences.

I don’t believe in forcing change through discipline alone.
I believe that the way we think, the patterns we repeat, and the systems we live in shape our results often more than skills, talents or motivation.

This is not therapy.
It’s not “positive thinking” either.

It’s about understanding yourself well enough to stop working against your own nature and start building a life, career, or business that feels aligned instead of exhausting.

I believe in alignment between who you are, how you work, and how you earn.

My approach is shaped not only by psychology concepts, but also by personal experience including burnout, major career transitions, becoming expert in the field and consciously redesigning my own professional life.