This is the part where I’m meant to sound impressive but I'm not great at writing those words.

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I feel like I've lived two lives; one that was driven by passion and purpose and one

 

but honestly, I’ve made a career out of telling other people’s stories, and I’ve never been great at writing my own.

 

For the last 12 years, I’ve run a video production company, travelling the world, filming everything from beauty influencers on private jets to capturing the launch of Victoria Beckham's latest fragrance. It’s been a wild ride — but somewhere along the way, I realised I’d lost touch with what really matters to me.

 

Twenty years ago, I spent five months cycling solo across Asia. No sponsors, no plan, no money — just a camera, a bike, and a lot of time to think. I came home broke but full — full of stories, connection, and a deep appreciation for the kind of experiences that can’t be measured in income.

 

So now, I’m pressing reset. I’ve swapped the boardrooms for big horizons and I’m chasing the kind of work — and life — that feels a bit more human again.

 

It’s equal parts terrifying and exciting… but if my 20-year-old self could see me now, I think he’d be proud that I finally listened.

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