My Story
I was born and raised in Belgrade, Serbia, and spent part of my childhood in Sweden. After earning a Master's Degree in Scandinavian Languages and Literatures from the University of Belgrade, I moved to the United States in 2005.
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Over the next twenty years, I built a life in America, eventually settling in Brooklyn, New York. I spent fifteen years working in real estate across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, helping clients navigate some of the biggest decisions of their lives. At the same time, I traveled extensively around the world, always curious about people, cultures, and what gives life meaning.
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From the outside, I had achieved the life I once dreamed of. Yet after years of striving, I found myself facing an unexpected question: What happens when you've achieved your goals, but still feel something is missing?
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That question led me inward.
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What began as a search for answers became a years-long journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and transformation. Through meditation, coaching, therapy, mindfulness practices, and deep self-reflection, I came to understand that the life I had built was no longer aligned with who I was becoming.
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The strongest pull throughout those years was a longing to return home to Belgrade, to my roots, and to a different way of living. My idea of what success meant was changing and it took some soul searching to dismantle my American Dream and start creating a new vision for the rest of my life.
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Today, I am completing advanced studies in Psychosynthesis Organizational & Leadership Coaching while helping professionals navigate burnout, career transitions, and major life changes. We focus on reinvention, coming home to yourself, and creating a life that feels aligned. My coaching is informed not only by formal training, but by my own experiences of reinventing my life, letting go of old identities, and creating new paths forward.
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I am currently dividing my time between Belgrade and the world, while planning to build a home on a piece of land outside the city that will one day become a space for retreats, reflection, and meaningful transformation.
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I believe that burnout, dissatisfaction, and uncertainty are not signs that something is wrong with us, but rather invitations to grow into the next version of ourselves, one that serves the soul and the heart.