I am excited about the future, and reinventing work. 

I believe that, when we design more purposeful organizations and lifestyles, we shape a more positive, balanced, and sustainable future. I have spent the last ~10 years becoming an expert in the mindset, practices and tools to make that happen and I am always excited to share.

I run a company called Livit, where we support entrepreneurs, remote workers and startup teams build innovative businesses, careers, and lifestyles, that fully align with this intense digitization era and the best interests of our societies.

We are one of the Best Places to Work ® both in Indonesia as well as across the whole Asian continent.

We are also a People-First Organisation, amongst the 2% happiest & most engaged teams in the world according to OfficeVibe, and we won the "Outstanding Employee Wellbeing” Flexible Workplace Award at Running Remote in Montreal in 2022.

I am also the founder of Remote Skills Academy, an education platform for Indonesians who want to work remotely and live life on their own terms. And I’m a founding member of the Remote-First Institute.

My fields of expertise are:

• new ways of working & thriving in the future of work

• remote work culture

• modern and cross-cultural leadership

• work-life harmony

• sustainable entrepreneurship.

What makes me, me.

My professional and personal experiences span 4 continents, 40+ countries and several different industries.

I’ve worked with celebrities, corporations, startups and NGOs alike.

Based in Bali for most of the year, I’m a digital nomad/location-independent entrepreneur for the rest.

I’m a huge fan of jazz & classical music, art nouveau architecture, vintage buildings in general, and exploring mountains, jungles and forests.

I’m a hopeless foodie, and almost nothing makes me happier than a gorgeous sunset.

As a child, I won multiple painting competitions and even had a private exhibition of my work at the age of 12.

I had at least one close run-in with the KGB, and I can get around in 6 languages.