Why I am here I am here to make my life a clear channel for the Divine to be expressed in this reality, through presence, reverence, truth, and honest. By living in embodied authenticity, I serve both myself and the collective, contributing to the rise of conscious, sovereign lives. The identity, virtues, and behaviours I commit to embodying I commit fully to being an embodied, conscious author of my life, grounded, present, and responsible for my choices.I choose authenticity over performance, truth over comfort, and embodiment over avoidance.Through living what I speak, I commit to inspiring and guiding others to reclaim their own truth and sovereignty. What I no longer tolerate I no longer tolerate habits that dull my clarity or weaken my body and mind, including smoking weed and neglecting physical movement. I no longer accept disconnection, passivity, or self-abandonment disguised as freedom.I refuse to internalize oppression or live under the illusion that external systems hold power over my inner authority. What I choose instead I commit to daily practices that strengthen my body, mind, and presence, including regular full-body movement and consistent meditation. I choose discipline as devotion, routine as support, and embodiment as my ground.I rise above illusion and reclaim my place as the conscious, sovereign author of my life. Seal I speak this vow aloud, in truth and humility. I sign it as a living commitment, not to perfection, but to integrity.I walk this vow daily, and I renew it as I evolve.

Have you ever felt like you’re putting in the effort, trying different things, and still wondering why nothing seems to click yet? I’ve been there too. For a while, it felt like I was always a step behind, watching others make progress while I kept searching for something that actually fit my daily life and didn’t feel overwhelming. Then I finally found a simple approach that just made sense. It wasn’t about doing more, it was about doing the right things in a calm, steady way. That small shift made a big difference for me. I’m sharing this in case someone here feels stuck or unsure about their next move. If you ever feel like talking things through, you’re welcome to reach out. I’m always open to a friendly conversation and happy to listen. Let connect on WhatsApp: https://wa.me/15812752285

Majority of my work today is as a personal strategic advisor to mission-driven founders. Many of them operate in the creator economy, and a subset have leaned into spirituality. Sometimes from genuine personal conviction, sometimes as a differentiator in their field. That’s led me to reflect on an important distinction. Doing business spiritually means letting your values shape how you work: your ethics, boundaries, and responsibility toward people. The aim is to help others become clearer, more grounded, and more capable over time. Doing spirituality as business is when spiritual experience itself becomes the product. Personal revelations, “transmissions,” or belief systems and practices are packaged and sold. The issue isn’t intention. It’s that spirituality is deeply personal and doesn’t translate cleanly between individuals. As guidance, it often creates confusion rather than clarity. And as a business model, it tends to be fragile, hard to sustain, hard to scale, and rarely built for long-term value. My current conviction is simple: Let spirituality be the operating system, not the product. Build things that are grounded, verifiable, and genuinely useful, while carrying the sacred with humility, not commercialization. Curious how others in this community, where spirituality is a frequent theme, see this distinction.

I’ve been sitting and reflecting a lot with the intention of showing up more authentically in this space. Not just as a facilitator but more so as someone walking this path together with everyone. Learning, sharing, pushing past barriers and so I finally want to share a piece of my story, from a place inside me that finally feels safe to be seen. For most of my life (like many of us) I have felt like I dont belong. Growing up I was always too tall, too big, too sensitive, too different. Bullied in school, disconnected and ashamed of my body, constantly morphing myself to be liked. I learnt early on to hide and shrink the parts of me that didn’t fit in, that this was the safest way to exist. As I got older, I searched for belonging through parties, substances, relationships, and performance. From the outside, everything looked good in my life. I traveled, was part of groups of friends, and was out having fun. But inside I felt so lost and scared. I was constantly anxious, felt dark and depressed and had no idea who I really was. completely disconnected. There have been a few different times over the last 15 years where deep rooted and repressed memories and emotions have rose to the surface. And at some point the things I was using to escape and run from what was coming up, stopped working or sent me even further into a terrifying darkness. Patterns kept repeating, and the emptiness I felt was completely swallowing me and my life. It was at a point in 2019 where I was really forced to look at myself and make the decisions to choose myself and my healing. I came home to Ireland, just before covid hit. But it wasn’t just moving back home to my parents, it was the beginning of something a lot deeper. I began to turn to nature. Walking barefoot, crying, singing, sitting. Nature held me when nothing else could. Just being in the hills, in the rain, wind, (sometimes) sun and letting my body feel and start to move everything that I had been holding in and onto. I began deepening my daily practices- breathing, journaling, moving my body and pulling oracle cards. I began expressing my creativity through making, learning and mixing music. Something inside me began to wake up and I began to feel more connected to myself, my life, and the divine.

The most spiritual thing you can do for yourself is be fucking human in your most human way. As simple as that. We tend to overcomplicate things, and in doing so, we move further away from the very point of existence. Yes, it’s nice to know you’ve lived lifetimes. Yes, it can feel validating to recognize that you know things before you understand why you know them or where they came from. But all of these are only guidelines—breadcrumbs meant to lead you back to yourself. Less identity. More embodiment. Life is meant to be lived in its fullness—with all the stillness and all the harshness it offers. It is not easy to live within the matrix without being drowned by it. There are days you die a little—let it. Feel it. But don’t succumb to it. And then the next day, you come back swinging like nothing happened. Awakening is not glamorous. It is a tedious, grueling process of highs and lows until, slowly, you become more regulated, more attuned, less scattered. No one is a special unicorn here. Everyone carries unique gifts for their own purpose. Everyone is on their own adventure. No one has the right to judge another’s path—awake or still sleeping. Separation of identity is what divided us. It’s time to dismantle that illusion now. Once you begin to master yourself, navigating life becomes deeply interesting—not because it gets easier, but because it gets clearer. I used to think awareness made me different. It doesn’t. It just makes you responsible. Do it for yourself, not for others. Do it tired. Do it broken. Do it angry. But do it anyway. One day at a time—until you arrive at a place where you feel free, content, and at peace. Sometimes words fail to capture what essence already knows. Let your presence be felt through who you are, not just through what you say you are. Don’t pour from an empty cup. Let your overflow fill the empty glass of others. Learn when to step back. Sometimes containment in stillness is more powerful than noise. You may think you are not contributing, but often you are contributing more efficiently in silence.