My story began with the same question that plagues many of us, ‘what am I meant to do with my life?’  At seventeen I thought a plane ticket was the answer, but after ten years of travel and building a career in modelling and film, I realised that as much as I loved the people, this was no longer my passion and was never my true purpose.

Frustrated, I vowed to go on a personal journey and delve deeper.

I continued to travel and build my business, all the while exploring within. I went to seminars, studied courses and booked one-on-one sessions with many inspirational mentors. Each would tell me to ‘do what I loved’ or ‘what I was good at’, but there seemed no practical way to work out what that was.

I continued along this vexing path until I found myself volunteering in Africa. It was here, surrounded by people whose idea of ‘success’ was so different to mine, I realised my true passion, saw the fundamentals of happiness firsthand, and found out laughter could cure almost anything. I also came to realise, everyone had hopes and desires but few knew how to achieve them.