A Little About Me
I've spent much of my life exploring what it means to be creative, love myself, and manifest a life that feels meaningful.
But I didn't always know how to do that.
I grew up in Bat Yam, Israel, a sensitive and imaginative boy who loved making art and dancing to ABBA records. I saw the world differently, and for a long time, I struggled to find my place in it.
When I was 15, my family immigrated to America. Leaving behind everything familiar and starting over in a new country was one of the most challenging experiences of my young life. But it also taught me something invaluable about resilience, adaptability, and my ability to create a new life for myself.
As an adult, I built a successful career as a graphic designer and creative entrepreneur. I ran my own design agency, won awards, wrote books, and achieved many of the things I thought would make me happy.
And yet, somewhere along the way, I lost touch with myself.
By my late thirties, I was exhausted. I had become so focused on achieving and proving myself that I'd forgotten how to enjoy my life.
That realization began a profound period of personal and spiritual exploration.
I started asking questions I'd never given myself permission to ask. Who am I beyond what I do? What does it mean to truly love myself? How can I create a life that comes from a place of love rather than fear?
Those questions changed my life.
Over time, I discovered that creativity could be much more than something I did professionally. It could be a way of understanding myself, connecting with my intuition, and discovering new possibilities.
I learned that self-love wasn't a destination but a daily practice. That gratitude could change how I experienced even the most difficult moments. And that abundance had less to do with what I possessed and more to do with how I approached my life.
These discoveries eventually led me away from my design career and into mentoring.
For more than two decades, I've had the privilege of guiding people through their own journeys of personal, creative, and spiritual growth. Along the way, I developed Creative High Growth, an approach that brings together creativity, self-love, and gratitude as practices for living more consciously and abundantly.
And I'm still learning.
Today, I live in Santa Fe, New Mexico, surrounded by the beauty of the high desert. I continue to make art, explore my own inner landscape, and share what I'm discovering along the way.
I believe that no matter where we are in life, there's always more of ourselves to discover.
My work is about helping people discover that for themselves.
Welcome. I'm glad you're here.
