For as long as I can remember, I had one dream: to become a fashion designer and own my own label.

I chased that dream relentlessly, believing it would bring me happiness. But the reality? It left me feeling contracted, overwhelmed, and trapped in cycles of self-criticism and anxiety. I had lost my love for the very thing I once adored.

Until one day, something shifted.

I remember looking around at my life, feeling deep in my bones that there had to be more. And in that moment, a thought hit me—completely out of the blue:

"Screw this, I’m going to be a yoga teacher."

It made no sense. But the idea wouldn’t leave me alone. It haunted me until I had no choice but to listen.

So in 2012, with no grand plan—just a quiet pull toward something bigger—I traveled to India for my first teacher training. That trip changed everything.

Yoga didn’t just teach me movement. It taught me how to breathe, how to quiet my mind, and how to trust myself again. It showed me how to master my creative energy instead of being ruled by self-doubt, anxiety, and the pressure to constantly prove myself.

It helped me realize that creativity isn’t something you have to force or fight for. It’s something that flows effortlessly—when you learn how to work with your creative force, not against it.


Where That Journey Has Led Me:

Since then, I’ve devoted my life to this practice. I’ve taught:
✔ In London’s top studios and humble village halls.
✔ Private clients across the world, from Middle Eastern royals to Hollywood celebrities.
✔ In five-star hotels, corporate boardrooms, and retreats across the globe.

I've spent a total of over a year studying India, with my teachers: the late R. Sharath Jois and Lalit Kumar, and continuously expand my knowledge across multiple healing modalities.

Over the years, I’ve discovered that yoga isn’t just about the body—it’s about mastering your mind, and understanding how best to use your vital energy.

For creatives, it’s easy to get trapped in a loop of overthinking, comparison, and fear of being seen. I know because I lived that cycle for years.

Yoga gave me the tools to break free. It taught me how to:
✔ Regulate my nervous system so I could create from a place of ease, not pressure.
✔ Move past creative blocks by shifting my energy instead of forcing inspiration.
✔ Trust my own voice and ideas instead of constantly second-guessing myself.

Now, I bring everything I’ve learned into my teaching—helping other creatives move past fear, self-doubt, and burnout to step fully into their creative power.

Regardless of your background, privilege, age, body type, or experience—yoga has a way of meeting you exactly where you are and transforming you from the inside out.

It’s been my guiding light through everything. And I can’t wait to share it with you.