From head to heart

My grandmother, Rosina, was a loving and caring soul who always understood that I was different from the rest of the family.
A child of the war generation, she fought hard for everything she had and taught me the value of resilience and balance.
Her protective hand was always there, guiding me with kindness and wisdom, reminding me that being different was something to embrace, not fear.
Successful and unhappy
I was firmly in the saddle as a management consultant in a consulting firm. Important meetings here, flights to XY with a nice hotel there. Always on the go. There were times when I woke up in the morning and had to think: Where am I? What hotel is this? What city am I in? What day is it today? Which client am I with? And what project am I working on? I was functioning flawlessly, drilled in logic and reason.
My life was rolling along; my bank account was full. But there was this intense emptiness, this inner urge to change something. I needed clarity about where my journey should take me. But sometimes, life throws things at you you just don’t expect – and suddenly, life takes control away from a control freak!
A life-changing moment
One day, I visited my grandma in the hospital. We shared a quiet moment together, just looking at each other. No words needed. It was as if we both knew this would be the last time we’d see each other. We spoke without words, simply understanding each other on a deeper level. I didn’t understand what was happening at that moment and thought it was just my mind trying to make sense of things. So, I switched into “business mode” and carried on with my trip.
But the next morning, everything changed. I suddenly woke up, no alarm clock, at exactly 6:27 a.m. In that moment, I saw my grandma ethereally standing at the foot of my bed. She looked calm and peaceful, and in that split second, she said, “I’m leaving now, but I want you to know I love you. Everything will be okay, and we will meet again one day.” I was completely shocked and confused – how could this be real?
Finding my path
The weeks and months following my grandma’s passing were challenging. I felt a sense of her presence, like she was with me in spirit, always near. It was an overwhelming and confusing experience, and I struggled to make sense of it. But something in me had changed. My perspective shifted, and I began to see things differently.
I had always considered myself a practical person, grounded in logic. But now, I found myself drawn to something deeper. I realized that I had a unique ability to combine the rational, strategic side of my brain with a new, more intuitive understanding. This blend of thinking allowed me to help others in ways I hadn’t before – bringing new perspectives into business, career, and life decisions.
A new approach to life
It took a long time, but I eventually learned that I’m not just a consultant. I’m a guide for people going through transitions, helping them clarify their vision, develop new strategies, and break free from old patterns. I’m not here to give them the answers; instead, I help them ask the right questions and discover what they already know deep down inside.
I use a practical approach that combines strategy, intuition, and modern tools like AI to help people achieve lasting transformation. I work with clients to clear out old, limiting beliefs and replace them with new ways of thinking that support their true goals and aspirations. They go from feeling stuck and uncertain to empowered and aligned with their purpose.