I didn’t leave corporate because I had it all figured out.

I left because I couldn’t do one more year pretending it was fine.

You might feel that too.
Like you’re successful on paper, but something’s missing.

Your time. Your spark. You.

Here’s what helped me get unstuck:
→ I stopped searching fo

I didn’t scroll other people’s stories thinking “I wish I could do that.”

Because back then, there were no stories.

No digital nomads.
No remote work hype.
No one showing you how to build a life on your own terms.

We are talking 2008...

I had to figure it out the hard way.
One decision at a time

I didn’t quit corporate because I had a “business idea.”

I quit because I knew I couldn’t keep living like that.

The hardest part?

Not leaving the job... But figuring out what the hell I could do instead.

It felt like everyone else had a plan.

I didn’t. I just knew I wanted freedom.

So I start

I didn’t have a “business idea” when I left corporate.

I just knew I was done.

Done with pretending.
Done with wasting my time.
Done with building someone else’s dream.

Figuring out what to do next was messy.
But staying stuck felt worse.

If you’re waiting for a perfect idea —
You’ll wait foreve

I’ve been fully "free-range" for 15 years.

No office, no job titles, no fixed location.

Just building a life and career I actually want and allows me to travel when/where I want.

I’ve sold services, digital products, courses, and creative work.
I’ve reinvented myself more than once.
I’ve made

Don’t set goals.

Set flows.

What’s the point of hitting 10K months
if you’re burnt out, chained to Zoom, or bored out of your mind?

Ask better questions:

→ What does your ideal day look like?
→ When do you want to work?
→ What kind of tasks do you actually enjoy?

Success isn’t a number.
It’s ho

15 years outside the system.

No job title.
No office.
No roadmap.

Just a decision: I want to work on my terms.

Since then, I’ve…

→ Run my own businesses from over 30 countries
→ Earned over 1M€ online with international clients
→ Sold digital products, online courses, workshops, 1:1 services
→ B

I didn’t have a 10-year plan when I left corporate.

I had a gut feeling, a passport, and a laptop.

That’s the Wayfinder mindset.

Not waiting for perfect clarity. Not needing every step mapped out.
Just being willing to move, adjust, and figure it out as you go.

It’s not chaos. It’s direction wit

A day in my life running multiple online businesses (without burning out)

I don’t wake up at 5am.
I’m not here to suffer for success. (anyone else..?)

Wake up usually around 6:30–7:00. NEVER with an alarm unless I got early flight.

Mornings are slow.
Coffee. Brekky. Maybe journaling, rarely medit