Over the past 42 years I’ve often flipped open the atlas in search of a new direction. I set out from Budapest, carried on in Prague, redrew my map in Barcelona (twice), and finally touched down in The Hague, before returning back to Budapest.
Sometimes I feel as if I’ve already lived several lives. And while I loved them all, none of them truly felt like my own.
In both my career and in my relationships, for a long time I was joining other people’s journeys instead of drawing my own map.
I was a skilled hitchhiker: adaptable, resourceful, always on the move.
But eventually, I felt it was time to build my own spaceship. One that is big enough to welcome other hitchhikers: those who also feel the time has come to design their own rocket, or to rethink the course of the one they already have.
And to make sure my fellow travelers are in good hands, my very first step was to return to university. I completed my Master’s degree in Mental Health in Community and Relationship Building, and along the way I also became a LEGO® Serious Play® facilitator. Later I expanded my toolkit with an ICF accredited Coach Training in Antener. Currently, I’m a Literature Therapist in the making.