15/08/2026
I talk about slowing down. About meeting yourself with care. About making space.
And sometimes I look at my own life and think. Girl, your life is completely fu***ng full. Where exactly is all this space you once had?
I’ve always worked hard for what I want in life.
But I’ve never worked this hard.
It’s been an intense two years. And right now, I’m doing a lot to make the life I’m working toward possible.
Studying. Seeing clients. Building Skinari business. Running the villa remotely. Working on the side. Moving between countries. Creating. Planning. Learning.
This year, I’ve even put DJing aside. My favourite gateway to presence, embodiment, and somatic practice.
One woman in Sweden heard my story and said, “You are very ambitious.” And I was like, “That’s a nice way of putting it.”
I’ve been thinking I probably just must be crazy. Like, why can’t I just be ”normal”?
Because I’m exhausted.
But I also know this is that time of my life.
It’s not forever.
Sometimes we have to put in an extra gear for something that really matters to us.
I’m not here because I just love to learn about behaviours and wellbeing. I’m here because I know what it feels like to live in another rhythm already.
And I know how much we’re all alike.
I’m learning and growing too. Every day.
It’s just that I’ve dedicated my life to this, behind the scenes, for a very long time. The part of me most people don’t know.
And the practice, for me, has always been learning how to do all of this without completely abandoning myself along the way.
To be patient and manage my time.
To manage my internal problem-solving machine.
To accept, and some peace within the experience of survival mode.
To say no.
To rest when I can, and remember that I don’t have to live like this forever just because I’m living like this now.
And slowly create more space.
Slowly bridge the way of life.
Thats also work. Being in the transformation.
Not having to explain yourself.
But sitting with it, internally.
Just knowing.
Knowing what you’re doing.
Knowing why you’re doing it.
Knowing that this is a part of the timeline.
And trusting yourself enough to keep going
— and eventually, to slow down.
