At age 36, as I took my place in the therapist's chair within the comforting walls of my own clinic in Tel Aviv, there was an overwhelming sense of having arrived 'home'. This moment was the culmination of a long and winding path, filled with creative endeavors, intense challenges, and profound realizations. It was a feeling of deep alignment with my purpose, a moment of pure clarity amidst the complexities of life's journey.

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Growing up in a household where psychology was almost a family trade, I initially rebelled, seeking to carve out my own identity in the world of cinema and production management. The creative rush and the adrenaline of the industry were intoxicating, driving me through days filled with unrelenting pace and passion. Yet, over time, the relentless demands began to erode my enthusiasm, leaving me feeling drained and disconnected from the essence of my work.

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In a bold move, I shifted continents and roles, finding myself in London managing operations and logistics for a small building preservation company. Here, I encountered Jeremy, a business owner at a crossroads, frustrated by the need to compromise his values due to industry standards. Our partnership became a journey of discovery, as we navigated through uncertainty to transform his business into a boutique firm that truly reflected our shared values and strengths. This experience was a pivotal lesson in the importance of aligning one's career with personal integrity and passion.

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Returning to Israel with a renewed sense of purpose, I embraced the field I had long avoided—psychotherapy. Opening my clinic was a leap of faith, an embrace of my roots, and a commitment to the deep, introspective work that had always called to me, albeit quietly. For 15 years, this work was my anchor, my joy, and my contribution to the world.

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Yet, life, with its inherent penchant for growth and change, stirred within me an unexpected desire for a new direction. This restlessness led me to expand my practice, incorporating mindfulness workshops and group therapy sessions, inadvertently introducing me to a clientele grappling with their own career dissatisfaction. Their journeys mirrored my own explorations and transitions, highlighting a universal quest for fulfillment and authenticity in one's work.

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This confluence of my background in business transformation, my psychotherapeutic practice, and the stories of those I helped navigate through career and personal transitions, gradually shaped what I now recognize as my unique approach to career mentorship. Today, my practice is a blend of emotional therapy and career guidance, a testament to the evolving nature of our callings and the intertwining of our personal and professional lives.