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My hobbies are a mix of music, dancing, fitness, cooking, time with my dog, design, travel, and creating. Lately, one of my biggest hobbies has been quietly building things that I hope will make life easier and more secure as I get older.

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My hobbies are pretty varied. Music and dancing are a big part of my life, and I also enjoy fitness, cooking, spending time with my dog, photography, travel, and designing spaces. I genuinely enjoy creating things, whether that’s food, a room, a business idea, or something completely random that starts in my head and turns into a project.

Lately, one of my biggest hobbies has honestly been building quietly. I like working behind the scenes on ideas, businesses, and projects that I hope will eventually grow into something much bigger. I’m always thinking about the future and how I can create more freedom, stability, and an easier life as I get older. I enjoy the process of building something from nothing, even when nobody else sees it yet. There’s something exciting about knowing you’re laying the groundwork for something that could eventually change your life.

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I go the extra mile by putting genuine care into what I do. Whether it’s work, cooking, hosting, or helping someone, I want people to feel that it came from the heart and wasn’t just done to get it done.

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For me, going the extra mile is about doing what feels right and putting genuine care into whatever I’m doing. A good example is cooking. People ask me why my food or desserts taste so good, and I always say it’s because I put love into making them. I genuinely want someone to take a bite and feel comfortable, cared for, and get that homey feeling from it.

That same mindset carries into other parts of my life. If I’m hosting someone, working with someone, helping a friend, creating a space, or doing something for another person, I pay attention to the little things that make the experience better. I don’t like doing things halfway just because technically they’re finished. I want what I do to feel intentional. To me, going the extra mile isn’t about showing how much effort I put in. It’s about doing what feels right, following what comes from the heart, and making sure the person on the receiving end can actually feel that.

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Music and dancing are a huge part of my fun, but I also genuinely enjoy spending time with people who want to spend time with me. If someone makes time for me, I’ll make time for them. I value that kind of mutual connection.

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Music and dancing are probably at the top of the list for me. Put on the right music and I’m good. Dancing is one of the easiest ways for me to completely get out of my head and just enjoy the moment.

I also really enjoy spending time with people who genuinely want to spend time with me. I’m big on mutual effort. If someone makes time for me, I’ll make time for them. It doesn’t always have to be a big event either. Sometimes just hanging out, talking, eating, laughing, or doing absolutely nothing with someone you genuinely enjoy being around is enough.

I also love traveling, creative projects, designing spaces, photography, events, and sometimes just being home with music playing and nowhere I have to be. My idea of fun really depends on the moment, but genuine company, good music, and being able to completely be myself will usually do it.

A: 8. Tell us what you consider to be your greatest life experience.

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My greatest life experience has been learning that life can completely change direction and still lead you somewhere meaningful. Reinventing myself has taught me more about who I am than staying comfortable ever could.

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My greatest life experience has really been the process of reinventing myself. I spent years living a much more traditional and structured life, and eventually I stepped into something completely different. That change forced me to discover parts of myself I probably never would have explored otherwise. I’ve learned how adaptable I am, how much I enjoy creating, how strongly I value independence, and how capable I am of building something from an idea. Along the way I’ve traveled, met people I never would have crossed paths with, started building businesses, created spaces that reflect who I am, and learned that there isn’t just one version of success. For me, the greatest experience hasn’t been one trip or one specific moment. It has been realizing that I’m allowed to evolve and create a life that actually feels like mine.

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I don’t try to stand out. I’m usually just being myself, and people tend to notice naturally. Dancing is probably the best example. I dance for myself, not for attention, and when I really feel the music, my body just responds to it.

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What makes me stand out is that I don’t really try to. Dancing is probably the easiest example. I don’t choreograph anything, perform for the room, or try to get people to notice me. I dance for myself. When I really connect with the music, it brings my body alive and I just let it move me wherever it wants to go. Somehow people notice that without me needing to be loud or intentionally draw attention to myself.

That carries into other parts of my life too. I’m comfortable being myself, I pay attention to what’s happening around me, and I naturally adapt without feeling like I need to put on a different personality. I’d rather stand out because something about me feels genuine than because I’m trying to be the center of attention. There’s a difference between demanding attention and naturally catching it, and I’ve always been more comfortable with the second.

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I’m driven, adaptable, structured, dependable, and always pushing myself toward what comes next. I’ve learned to turn different chapters of my life into opportunities to grow, build, and discover more about myself.

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I’m structured, driven, dependable, and adaptable, although I can get ahead of myself when I have too many ideas going at once. Before this chapter, I spent about a decade in a very different career. It gave me stability, taught me to stay financially structured, and helped me build a strong foundation. I’ve always been a bit of a chameleon and can fit into almost any environment, but I eventually realized that being comfortable and being fulfilled aren’t always the same thing.

This industry has helped me discover more about who I am, what I’m good at, what I have to offer, and what I want my future to look like. It has pushed me to build businesses, learn new skills, travel, and keep challenging myself. I enjoy this chapter, but I never want to become complacent. I want to look back someday and know I took the opportunities I had and turned them into something meaningful, sustainable, and bigger than where I started.

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My niche is genuine connection. I’d rather create fewer meaningful experiences than make everything mechanical, rushed, or about numbers. The people looking for that usually become the ones I develop lasting relationships with.

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My niche is creating an experience that feels genuine rather than mechanical or rushed. I’ve never been interested in treating people like numbers or trying to fit as many people as possible into my schedule. I tend to focus on fewer, more meaningful connections, and that has naturally attracted people who are looking for the same thing. Those are often the relationships that end up lasting for years. I pay attention to the person in front of me, their personality, comfort level, energy, and what they’re actually looking for instead of assuming everybody wants the exact same experience. Atmosphere, music, connection, intuition, and the way someone feels around me all matter. I’d rather someone remember how I made them feel than simply remember that we met.

A: I travel often between California, Texas, and other cities, but I’ve also become more of a homebody. Owning a home has made me appreciate stability, investing in my future, and staying ahead financially while still enjoying the freedom to travel.

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Owning a home is incredibly rewarding, but it also teaches you quickly that everything costs money. As a home ages, things need to be repaired or replaced, and I see that as protecting an investment I’ve worked hard for. My home motivates me to keep pushing, grow my businesses, stay ahead financially, and eventually pay everything off. I never want to struggle just to keep up, so I try to think ahead.

I still travel often. I have another studio in Texas, visit different cities around California, and love hearing from people asking when I’ll be coming to their area. Lately, though, I’ve become more of a homebody. Between managing businesses, my studio, travel, designing, house projects, and life in general, being home has given me space to slow down, discover more about myself, and focus on what I’m building for the future.

A: I keep fitness realistic rather than extreme. My go to is about 20 minutes of intense interval cardio with running, speed changes, and steep incline work. It keeps me lean, athletic, and maintains the physique people seem to appreciate.

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I don’t follow an extreme diet or spend hours every day in the gym. I try to make good choices with food, stay active, and keep fitness realistic enough that it actually fits my lifestyle. When I go to the gym, cardio is always part of my routine. I usually do about 20 minutes maximum, but I make those minutes count. I incorporate interval training with speeds ranging from around 5.5 to 8.5 miles per hour, along with running and incline intervals that can reach 14 or 15 percent. That combination gets my heart rate up quickly, keeps me in shape, and helps me maintain a lean, athletic physique without needing an excessive routine. It works well for my body, and apparently other people enjoy the results too, which is definitely a nice feeling.

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My life is a mix of work, travel, music, fitness, creativity, and usually several projects happening at once. This lifestyle has definitely turned me into a night owl, but I wouldn’t trade the freedom and experiences it has given me.

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My lifestyle is a mix of work, travel, creativity, music, fitness, and always having something going on. This lifestyle has definitely made me a night owl. I love music and dancing, creating spaces with a certain atmosphere, coming up with new ideas, and building different projects and businesses. I’m very independent and curious by nature, and I’m constantly discovering new things about myself. I like having freedom in my life and being able to decide what direction I want to go next. Sometimes I may have a little too much going on at once, but I’d rather have ideas and ambition than feel stagnant. A lot of who I am today has come from allowing myself to explore different sides of life instead of feeling like I have to fit into one specific box.

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There’s a lot more intention behind what I do than people may see at first. I genuinely enjoy creating experiences, making people feel comfortable, and leaving people with something they remember.

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Something people don’t always see right away is how much intention I put into almost everything I do. Whether it’s my work, my home, music, traveling, dancing, or simply making someone feel comfortable, I pay attention to how an experience feels. I’m outgoing, playful, and love having fun, but there’s also a very thoughtful side of me. I genuinely enjoy taking care of people and creating moments that feel personal instead of routine. I’ve learned that sometimes the smallest details are what people remember most, and I enjoy being the person who notices those details. I want people to leave an interaction with me feeling better than when they arrived, whether they’ve known me for years or we just met.

A: My ability to make people feel comfortable. Whether someone is naturally confident or a little nervous at first, I enjoy creating an environment where they can relax, be themselves, and feel genuinely welcomed. Seeing someone leave happier, more relaxed, and more confident than when they arrived is incredibly rewarding.

A: After successfully establishing my California studio, I expanded to Austin and created a second private studio experience designed with the same commitment to comfort, privacy, and relaxation.

I believe atmosphere matters just as much as the experience itself. From the lighting and music to the heated table and carefully curated environment, every detail has been intentionally chosen to help clients unwind and disconnect from the stress of everyday life.

Many clients tell me the experience begins the moment they walk through the door.

Whether we're sharing conversation, enjoying a relaxing session, or simply taking time away from the outside world, my goal is always the same: to help you leave feeling better than when you arrived.

Reliable, grounded, professional, and genuinely passionate about creating memorable experiences.