Being frank...

My path hasn’t exactly followed a script — but that’s been part of the point. From economics in Amsterdam to business in Asia, from trading classic cars to exploring human transformation, I’ve always been drawn to the intersection of clarity, beauty, and meaning.

I’ve launched ventures, imported electric vehicles long before they became mainstream (too early, as it turned out), and built international trade networks. But over time, I realised I was less interested in growth for its own sake, and more drawn to what has presence — things with weight, story, and quiet value.

Today, I work as a private broker. I help clients part with objects that matter, or seek something that doesn’t belong on a marketplace. These are not just transactions — they are transitions. They ask for calm, for timing, and for care.

Alongside this, I curate timeless design through Couture Curator, and build Find A Better… — a self-coaching platform designed to raise awareness and help people reconnect with what drives them. Where brokerage deals with the external, this work explores the internal. I believe both are essential.

I’m drawn to good design, clear thinking, and people who value what lasts. I try to ask the right questions — not to advise, but to reveal. I believe awareness is often the beginning of change, and trust the kind of compass you don’t announce.

No, I don’t have all the answers. But I’ve learned to listen and pay attention — to timing, to tone, and to what goes unspoken.