‘Gute’ means good in German. The word was passed down from my mother and my family line.

My mother always told me, as long as you are having fun, Gute things will come.

When I was young, my parents assumed I had ADHD and went to get me tested. They never told me the results but I just remember feeling like a shame. Thinking, I was not like any of my family members or friends.

So for years, I denied the idea of having ADHD. I did not want to identify with it. Nor did it believe it would be helpful for me.

My journey began at Vector Marketing when I was 18, where I first glimpsed the world of personal growth and success.

However, it wasn't until a pivotal moment, a year later, "life hit me". That moment, which could have led to my downfall, became my catalyst for transformation. I embraced challenges, both physical and mental, realizing my untapped potential.

It sure did show itself for much of my adolensence and begining professional years.

But TODAY,

I have outsmarted my ADHD. I have seeked this good life for such a long time.

In the Gute Life, we never stop pushing, because progression is power. Action is freedom, and together, we embody ambitious freedom.

Ambition fuels our collective journey towards personal and professional liberation.

As I evolved, I questioned, challenged, and sought to understand why. I looked deeper into understanding human dynamics. We're a flavor of emotions and aspirations.

Yet, it's when we define our own path that we find true freedom.

Now I thrive under any condition, finding satisfaction in my actions. With inspiration comes ambition.

Join me as we redefine what's possible.