I believe in the whole human being — where awareness and resilience give rise to honest relationships, shared ownership, and performance that creates both results and wellbeing.
When we start showing up with awareness and empathy, something real begins to shift.
The work becomes more human — and the results more sustainable.
Here’s what tends to emerge when people grow together in this way:
1. Better conversations
In a world that doesn’t need more debate, but genuine dialogue — marked by curiosity, presence, and the search for mutual understanding.
2. Stronger connections
Where people feel safe enough to be honest, and courageous enough to stay in contact when things get difficult.
3. Flow and performance
When ownership is shared and awareness is high, performance peaks and becomes a natural expression — creating results that feel good, not just look good.
This is what happens when working together becomes a studio —
a living space for growth, reflection, and collective movement.
Ever since I entered both the Norwegian and international scene — working in creative settings, pioneering environments, and across different industries as a facilitator and mediator — I’ve been fascinated by the power that moves people and systems.
During an advanced neuroscience and coaching training in Toronto — and while standing above Niagara Falls, reflecting on the immense force that Nikola Tesla once transformed — I realized I wanted to dedicate myself to something similar:
to help pilot and build a human “reactor” for value creation and progress — a developmental arena that restores people’s energy and capacity to grow and go far. Since then, I too have come far.
Today, that vision continues to guide me:
to work with dedicated people and inspiring environments, where awareness, creativity, and courage come together to move things forward.
At the Norwegian Opera & Ballet, I’ve found exactly that —
a place where human energy, art, and leadership meet.
And what a beautiful place it is.
