Lately, I’ve been reflecting a lot on relationships. Not networking. Not strategy.But real human connection.I’ve noticed something simple, yet powerful: When you genuinely want clarity, growth, or direction…and you know there is a person who has walked a path you’re curious about —sometimes the most honest move is simply to go and ask. No manipulation. No agenda. No “what can I get from you”. Just presence. Honesty. And listening. This is how I move through life. When I feel stuck, unclear, or at a crossroads, and I sense that someone might help me see things more clearly —I choose openness over fear. I share my story.I listen to theirs. And somewhere in that space, something aligns. Recently, I did exactly this. I reached out to someone, not because I wanted answers handed to me,but because I trusted the conversation. And it helped me more than I expected. It reminded me that clarity often doesn’t come from thinking harder…but from meeting the right human, at the right moment, with honesty. This is also what INSPIROQA is about for me. Creating spaces where we don’t perform.Where we don’t impress.Where we meet as we are — and grow through dialogue. So I’ll leave you with a gentle question: 👉 Is there someone you’ve been feeling called to talk to — but haven’t yet? 👉 What’s stopping you from reaching out honestly? If you feel like sharing, I’d love to read your reflection below 🌿

Over the past days I’ve been carrying a lot of expectations — work, pressure, planning, responsibility.And somewhere in all of that… I lost presence. Today I completely forgot about a scheduled interview with Andre Walton, Ph.D. Because of the 14-hour time difference between the USA and Bali, I thought the interview was planned for January 29. It’s probably the first time this has happened to me. And yes — it didn’t feel good. I wrote Andre an honest message right away. I truly believe we will reschedule, because he’s a unique human being — someone who can bring deep, meaningful answers to the questions we explore through INSPIROQA. This moment reminded me of something important: "even when we create from the heart, pressure can quietly pull us out of the present moment." Have you ever been so focused on what’s coming next that you forgot to be fully here today?

And something about his story really stayed with me. He didn’t walk away from his business because he was unhappy. He wasn’t burned out. In many ways, life was working. And yet, there came a moment when he felt a quiet inner signal: “I need to pause.” Together with his wife, they decided to take a one-year break, no plan. No guarantees. Not an escape —but an act of trust.And it left me with this question: How do you know when it’s time to push forward —and when it’s time to stop pushing at all? Because sometimes clarity doesn’t come from more action. It comes from space. You don’t need to solve this today.Just let the question stay with you for a moment. (In the full conversation, we also explored what can happen when you allow yourself that kind of space — and how a new sense of purpose can emerge naturally from it.)

Today, I walked into a coworking space, sat down, and across from me was a coach who helps women build confidence in themselves and in their relationships. I shared a bit about INSPIROQA. She listened. Gave me some thoughtful tips for content. And it reminded me why I do this work — why I show up, ask deep questions, and hold space for people. It’s not about impressing anyone. It’s not about teaching or fixing. It’s about presence. About noticing what matters, asking better questions, and creating a space where people can see themselves more clearly. I want to share more of these moments with you — the small sparks, the insights, the real life behind the mic, behind the camera, behind every reflection.😉 What helps you slow down and see clearly when life feels overwhelming?