I’m Stefania, but my friends call me Dips!

I’m a Travel Tour Leader  ✈️ , a yoga Teacher 🧘‍♀️, and a Digital Nomad because I spend more than half a year working from wherever around the world 💻🌎.

After spending years working in all sorts of jobs around the world, a few years ago, I switched gears and became a freelance Content Creator and Digital Marketing Strategist for different startups.

I’m all about planning and running social media strategies and creating cool content for different platforms. For a while now, I’ve been diving into the startup scene, and my main gig is helping them get the word out about their cool innovations through social media.

But it wasn’t always like this.

A few years ago, I went through a tough period: my job contract had expired, and after several stays abroad, I found myself stuck in my small town of 8,000 residents. While my friends were all talking about children, marriage, and careers, I had only one word in my mind: ANXIETY.

I began to question my entire life and set off on a trip to India. It was my fourth visit to Asia, but this journey marked a pivotal moment in my life. You can read about my experiences during my trip to India and my introduction to the world of spirituality in my book: “Who I Am”.

Now, let’s talk about the practical aspects. So, what did I do? Besides experiencing intense psychological pressure from my parents and the world around me, I was gripped by fear. Fear of being alone. However, one thing I was absolutely certain of: I still had the burning desire to follow my greatest passion _ TRAVELING.

I have an unusual personality because when something genuinely scares me, I become determined and find myself wanting to confront what truly frightens me face to face. That’s why I chose to embark on this journey alone. I had lived by myself before, so solitude didn’t intimidate me. However, I was aware that at that moment, I was dealing with something much more significant: the journey to truly discover myself.

This is where I totally fell in love with yoga.

I decided to stop dwelling on my past screw-ups and went for the fun route. Who says life’s all about suffering, right?

We often think it’s our job or some special trip that transforms our lives. But you know what? I changed my life when I realized I didn’t want to keep living in a state of unhappiness, and I saw that the world had so much more to offer me!