I’m Zuzana, a 31-year-old woman born in Slovakia, who spent her whole adult life in Denmark. From a young age, I dreamed big. At 13, I was already creating vision boards and working hard to achieve the career, home, and lifestyle I believed would make me happy.
Those dreams came true. I became a senior leader, admired for my achievements, traveling the world, and enjoying financial freedom. On the outside, I had it all. But inside, I felt torn between two versions of myself:
- The leader I naturally was — empathetic, caring, and guided by what felt right.
- The leader I was expected to be — political, pushy, and willing to sacrifice my values to climb higher.
That inner conflict grew louder when I was diagnosed with endometriosis. At first, it felt like my body was betraying me. But as I slowly healed myself, I began to see it differently: it was a message, urging me to reconnect with my body, honor my health, and redefine what success truly means.
I discovered that fulfillment lives in the simple things: helping others, dancing freely, cooking with love, being in nature, and slowing down enough to feel joy and connection. Healing taught me that success is not about titles or status—it’s about living in alignment with your heart.
And so, I chose to begin again. Today, I am starting to walk a new path—one of authenticity, healing and purpose. Join me.