Tanja, Transformation Expert You can only live after the shadow I was born with my umbilical cord around my neck, almost choking. Then, I was parted from my mother due to illness, then I caught pneumonia at 3 months. Little later I broke my skull from falling onto the kitchen floor. Everybody believed I was dead, but survived. Rose from the ashes already at the age of 1. I learned the lessons of endurance and resilience early. They helped me to keep going and recognize clearly this life's recurring theme: Transformation. I turned to self development in 2009 when life showed me I had to change. "You are not on the right path". What I was doing until then was no longer working. I was guided to start scratching the surface of all my trauma, beliefs and baggage I had from this and previous lifetimes. A time of self discovery started. And the transformation never stops. At times, it was very difficult to pivot again and again. To go through darkness and face my deepest insecurities. Again. But now at the age of 46 I have understood with helpful tools that this is why I am here. Whatever you are facing right now, I can relate. I know what it means to rise again from the ashes after having experienced deep pits of darkness. It takes courage to face your deepest wounds and work through your challenges. To take full ownership of your life and your version of yourself right now. With all your limitations, problems and shortcomings. Guess what, you are here for that and nothing is a coincidence. But yes, not everybody is here to experience such transformation. You are on a unique path. I love to listen to other peoples life stories and how they overcame them. Everyone I interviewed has a unique message and I am honored to be the one who makes them visible in my interviews. Do you want to shine your light and tell me how you overcame your struggles? Then schedule a chat with me through the button below. Book a chat with me and tell me your story! Hear more incredible stories on my Youtube Channel "I take pleasure in my transformations. I look quiet and consistent, but few know how many women there are in me.” ― Anais Nin