Ready to go Free-Range?

The World We've Created

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We live in a time of unraveling. Our planet is gasping as we consume 1.5 times what it can regenerate. Social fabric is tearing apart as 8 billionaires hold more wealth than half of humanity combined, and humanity is drowning in anxiety, depression and distress - with 1 million suicides each year. (Scharmer)

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Look around. We've turned into "battery humans" — measured by grades, likes, and productivity. Everything's a transaction. We're trained to see life as one giant college application or job interview. Meanwhile, the things that actually make us human—creativity, feeling deeply, daydreaming, connecting—get pushed aside for efficiency and optimization.

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This isn't what we were meant for

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There's a reason why so many of us are drawn to music festivals, love stories about magic and other worlds, and feel alive when we're in nature. We're hungry for something real, something sacred. Not necessarily organized religion, but experiences that make us feel connected to something bigger.

For the vast majority of human history people related to themselves, each other, and the earth in ways that actually made sense. These older ways of being offer us a path forward—a way to be both modern and alive, both digital and wild.

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How To Break Free

 

​When I became a sangoma (traditional doctor) in 2001, it cracked open something in me that had been buried under years of "shoulds" and expectations. Since then, I've been mixing ancient wisdom with modern life to create paths for people to break free from the battery cage—without having to drop out of society or give up technology.
 

What I offer is a different way to design your life, with tools that help you:

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• Tell your own story, not the one you're expected to tell

• Discover your wild, authentic self 

• See the world as alive and worth caring about

• Find your creative voice and actually use it

• Build daily life around what matters to you, not what others expect

• Connect with nature and its rhythms

• Define success on your own terms​

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Small changes in how you experience everyday moments—how you listen to music, talk with friends, even scroll through social media—can transform your entire life when you bring different attention to them.

Ready to become a free-range human in this battery world?