That mindset shapes the way I work — with people, with systems, with ideas that truly matter.

I don’t just tick boxes — I look for meaning. When there’s a purpose behind the work, I light up. When there isn’t, I run out of fuel fast.

My work lives at the crossroads of psychology, digital strategy, and storytelling. It’s where ideas turn into something real — and often, something fun.

I’m good at spotting patterns and making sense of chaos. Give me a tangle of thoughts, and I’ll happily turn it into a clear path forward.

I like questions that dig deep and lead somewhere surprising — the kind that wake up your neurons. I’m not afraid to challenge things — not to be difficult, but because I want them to be better.

I love creating useful things: a tool that helps, a video that clicks, a framework that brings order, a perspective that sparks an “aha!” moment.

I stay calm under pressure and organized when things get intense. At the same time, I stay tuned in to the subtleties — the small details that make the big difference.

I care about freedom, autonomy, respect, good energy, listening, and mutual support — and I look for collaborators who value those things too.

Over time, I’ve pieced together a mix of skills: video editing, psychology, AI prompting, strategy, systems thinking. For me, the fun is in turning a box of loose pieces into something complete.

For me, The Human Behind AI is more than a name. It’s how I work, how I think, and why I create in the first place.