I grew up in the city of Latakia in Syria, where I studied economics. My early professional steps led me first into the fashion industry, later into various management positions in the international hotel industry in Dubai and Syria

During these years, I gained valuable experience with people from different cultures, industries and stages of life, whom I was able to support in achieving their goals. My dream at the time was to become the general manager of a luxury hotel.

But the events in Syria in 2011 changed the fate of many Syrians, including mine. Challenging years with painful experiences followed. Many things happened, and I felt like I was caught between heaven and earth. And yet I was always convinced that my life was predetermined. I learned to accept what it had in store for me – even in difficult times, while I was separated from everything I loved. My loneliness was a bitter reality that I experienced every day. And yet, I found inner peace and realized that acceptance is a key to inner freedom. This realization shaped my further journey through life and taught me a lot about strength and patience

Day after day, I found myself in situations where I helped others overcome their physical pain and personal problems. I am attracted to people and feel their needs in a special way. When I talk to them or touch them, I realize what is happening in their lives. I always received remarkable feedback on these encounters about improvements that occurred afterwards. I enjoyed having the ability to help them. But I found it hard to believe that my influence was as strong as the gratitude of the people conveyed to me.