About Me

A man of contradictions - scientist and artist. I hold two degrees, one in medicine and another in parasitology. I have worn many hats and lived many lives. From working as a hospital anaesthetist in Central London to becoming a circus aerialist, a clown, a musician, an Arts Council-funded Artistic Director for cabaret shows, and a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu blue belt, I have pursued life with intensity and depth.

Through my work, I came to understand both the fragility and resilience of human beings. But it wasn’t until I turned that lens inward that my real journey began. This led me on a 20-year path of self-development and transformation - one that radically changed the way I experience myself.

A recent part of this transformation has come through my relationship with chronic pain. For the last few years, I have struggled with persistent neck pain that felt inescapable, wearing down not just my body, but my mind and spirit. It forced me to confront my limits, my resistance, and my deepest fears about what it meant to be in a body that wouldn’t heal the way I wanted it to. I fought it at first - tried everything to fix it, to push through, to overcome. But in the end, the real shift has come not from fighting, but from learning to listen. To stop resisting and instead, to soften. To meet the pain with awareness rather than fear. My journey with this continues…

I discovered that my greatest gift is not just to navigate my own healing but to help others heal their past wounds and step into lives of meaning and purpose. My personal growth has allowed me to meet myself in the places where I am wounded, to recognise how my personality formed as an intelligent survival strategy, and, most importantly, to soften into the truth of who I really am.

Nothing brings me more joy than articulating a vulnerable truth - because with every truth expressed, I relax further into my essence. I no longer feel the need to effort and fight all the time. I can simply be. I have what it takes. I am enough. The more awareness, understanding, and compassion I bring to myself, the less I suffer. The more connected I am to my body, the more present I become in each moment. And the more present I am, the less I identify with the stories in my mind. This has created a profound sense of freedom in my life.

This journey of healing and self-discovery has transformed my world—especially my relationships. I am a husband to an incredible wife and a father to two beautiful boys. And every day, I continue to deepen my connection to myself, to those I love, and to the life I am here to live.