Later, I pursued research, earned a PhD, and spent many years working as a consultant with politicians, social entrepreneurs, and NGOs.
For more than 25 years, I’ve been a trainer and speaker.
I’ve led over 500 seminars on personal growth and social topics in 11 countries, and I’m the author of
Happy Flow.
But one insight stayed with me through all these roles:
Important things are often understood — but not passed on in time.
People carry wisdom, clarity, and experience, yet struggle to express it simply, honestly, and at the moment it’s truly needed.
Today, this question is personal for me in a very concrete way.
My mother is 75.
I’m 45.
And my son is 6.
So the challenge of how family wisdom is preserved, translated, and passed on is not abstract for me — it’s immediate and real, across three generations.
Mylo is the result of that challenge.
It’s a space created to support parents — especially mothers — through transitions: when children grow up, relationships change, and attention slowly returns to oneself.
This is my startup, and also my personal commitment.
Not to preserve stories — but to help wisdom travel forward.
If my story speaks to you and you share this vision of improving our world, I invite you to join me.
Contact me:
team@mylo.family