Create a world you want to live in means taking responsibility for how you live, work and contribute. It starts with doing what you want, using what you’re good at and contributing in a way that actually fits who you are.
Not by escaping the world as it is — but by making conscious choices within it.
We live in a time where old structures are fading and work is changing. More people feel disconnected from what they do, how they work, or why they do it.
I believe the key lies in freedom, talent and meaning — not as abstract ideas, but as practical foundations for everyday choices.
Creating a world you want to live in is not about manifestation or positive thinking. It’s about responsibility.
Responsibility for:
the choices you make
the direction you take
the impact those choices have on yourself and others
When people shape their work, projects or lives around their talents, preferences and values, something shifts:
there is more energy, more clarity, and more ownership.
And from that place, contribution becomes natural — not forced.
Freedom doesn’t come from avoiding responsibility — it comes from embracing it.
When individuals take responsibility for their own alignment,
their environment begins to change with them.
That’s the ripple effect. That’s how worlds are created — one conscious choice at a time.
I don’t create your life for you.
I help you create it yourself — consciously, honestly and without shortcuts.
I work with people who want to take responsibility for the direction of their lives. Not by escaping reality, but by learning how to shape it from the inside out.
I ask the difficult questions most people avoid. Not to break you down, but to strip away excuses, confusion and self-deception so clarity can take their place.
We don’t work toward someone else’s version of success. We work toward your story. Your direction.
Your way of living, working and contributing — aligned with who you are and what you value.
My work is grounded in subconscious and inner work. I’m trained as a hypnotherapist and spiritual coach, working with the patterns that shape how people think, choose and respond. This allows me to work beyond surface behaviour addressing beliefs and conditioning that quietly determine direction.
I don’t approach change as something to “fix”, but as something to understand, reframe and consciously reshape.
Creativity is not something I add — it’s how I think, see and work.
With a background in 2D and 3D design, visual storytelling and photography, I’m trained to translate abstract ideas into form.
That same creative skill is what I use in inner work and coaching. To structure complexity, give direction, and turn insight into something real.
Long before strategy, design or coaching, my work began with people.
For over ten years, I worked as a clown and living statue. performing in public spaces, reading energy, timing, silence and attention.
I’ve been saying for years that I would stop performing as a living statue
Truth is: I never really do.
Because what looks playful from the outside
was serious work on the inside:
showing up, holding space, and connecting without words.
That’s where I learned how people really respond, not to what you say, but to how you are present.
It was also my first real business.
Creative, physical, human — and fully professional.
Enjoyce comes from EN Joyce — and enjoy.
It reflects how playfulness and intention have always lived side by side in my work.
Endless Creativity isn’t about being endlessly creative in the way people expect. It’s about staying in motion, discovering, reinventing and allowing things to evolve.
Me being on the spectrum with ADHD is part of the rhythm.
It shapes how I think, connect ideas and move quickly between perspectives.
Not as a limitation, but as a driver for creativity, pattern recognition and innovation.
Over the past year, my work has undergone a major shift.
Through my training in hypnotherapy (Mindvalley x Paul McKenna)
and spiritual coaching (ZoMa), my focus moved deeper. From surface expression to subconscious structure.
At the same time, I strengthened my technical foundation:
building complex websites in Framer, creating social media strategys,
and integrating AI as a supportive tool.
Everything I had learned over the years
started to reorganise itself into something more coherent, more grounded. One big unique product!