Three months. That’s all the time I had left until school was over and I would have to leave everything I knew behind. My friends, my teachers, my home. I couldn’t bear the thought of saying goodbye, so instead, I begged my parents to let me stay with the promise that I would jump right back with them as soon as possible.

 

As the moving truck pulled away, my heart sank. I watched my life drive away down the street, feeling like a part of me was leaving with it. But little did I know, that was only the beginning of my journey.

 

I ended up moving with my friends and joining a Theater Company called "Trapos & Fanfarras" (Rags and Fanfares). I lived in the wardrobe room and experienced an artistic, magical existence that I never could have imagined. I spent over a decade performing with different companies, exploring the world of theater, fire crafts, juggling, and clowning. It was a time of growth, of creativity, and of pushing the boundaries of what I thought was possible.

 

But as life would have it, another quantic jump awaited me. I moved to California and went to school for cinema and TV. I found my passion for film editing and began working in the industry. This new path opened doors to working on important projects, using my skills to support human rights causes and personal and spiritual development issues. It was a way to use my creativity to make a real difference in the world.

 

And now, here I am living in Los Angeles, back to performing and facilitating inner connections. I’m part of a new wave of artists and healers, working to elevate the human experience through transformative experiences. It’s a far cry from where I started, but each quantic jump has brought me closer to finding my true purpose.

 

There’s a curious energy that drives me forward, always seeking out the next adventure, the next opportunity to grow and learn and create. I never would have imagined that asking to stay for just a little while longer would lead me on such an incredible journey. Each jump has been a leap into the unknown, but I’ve learned to embrace the uncertainty, to trust in the universe to guide me to where I need to be.

 

As I reflect on my journey, I can’t help but smile at the twists and turns that have brought me to this moment. It’s been a wild ride, full of surprises and challenges and moments of pure magic. And while I don’t know what the future holds, I’m excited for the next quantic jump that awaits me. Because if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the best adventures are the ones that come when you least expect them.