About Me

I am a researcher, educator, producer, and storyteller who lives at the intersection of science, creativity, and human connection. My professional work and personal life are shaped by a deep curiosity about how we think, make decisions, build relationships, and grow.

For over two decades, I have dedicated my professional life to building bridges between knowledge and application, thought and action, theory and lived experience. I see research not as something abstract or reserved for academic journals, but as a practical and transformative tool for understanding our world and actively contributing to its improvement.

I work with students, universities, businesses, government agencies, creative artists, and communities to translate complex ideas into practical outcomes - whether through industry innovation, behavioural research, personal development, or performance art.

My life journey has taken me through 48 countries, countless conversations, and an ever-deepening appreciation of the diverse ways people live, learn, and make decisions. I am endlessly fascinated by human behaviour, culture, systems, and the quiet strength in both individuals and communities.

I am a lifelong enthusiast of nature, animals, food, history, philosophy, fitness, personal style, and creative arts. When I am not immersed in a research project, you'll likely find me:

• Photographing in nature
• Creating calligraphy in a quiet corner
• Talking to animals (yes, literally) or walking dogs through the bush
• Sitting quietly in a tucked-away village, watching life unfold
• Immersed in philosophy, poetry, or stories that challenge how we think.