What if every city lived and breathed like you do? In The City Inside Me, I trace my journey from urban strategist to soul-listener, discovering that true regeneration begins within. Through Japanese alleyways, Portuguese plazas, and inner shifts, I uncover a deeper architecture, one rooted in rhythm, coherence, and connection. This is not a return. It’s becoming. The city is alive. And it starts with you.

This is not a comeback. It’s becoming. After years in real estate, innovation, technology, and sustainability, I stepped away to walk a regenerative path - through Japan’s cedar forests and Portugal’s coastlines - to rediscover what truly matters. I now return, not with answers, but with a compass. For cities, leaders, and seekers ready to co-create a new world rooted in life. Let’s regenerate - together.

Cities don’t need fixing — they need remembering. Discover 10 powerful reasons why urban stakeholders must cultivate regeneration — not as a trend, but as a living strategy to restore vitality, unlock systemic value, and future-proof our built environment. From Tokyo to Lisbon, from Medellín to Malmö, regeneration is already transforming places, people, and purpose. Are you ready to evolve your city from extraction to life?

After 29 days in Japan - from cedar forests to anime dreamscapes - I uncovered 10 regenerative insights on craft, spirit, and soulful cities. This isn’t a travelogue, but a field report for those shaping futures where life can thrive. Regeneration isn’t a fix — it’s a remembering.

Wintering invites stillness and regeneration. My journey blends travel, self-exploration, and connection - embracing complexity, serendipity

"Why PropTech for Good had to die: Closing one chapter to spark a bold new era of innovation, purpose, and regeneration for 2025 and beyond.

I set out on a 5,000 km "Tour for Regeneration," seeking connection, renewal, and the essence of a nomadic life.

In July '23, I left the rat race to unlock my potential. Now touring for regeneration—exploring self-growth & new possibilities in Portugal.