A Proven Track Record of Innovation

I hold two master’s degrees—one in Political Science and another in Sonic Studies—reflecting my commitment to understanding human behavior from both societal and perceptual perspectives. My research in Sonic Studies is the foundation of my PhD, where I’m exploring the concept of Acoustic Ease—the idea that specific kinds of sound exposure can impact attention and focus—and its potentially groundbreaking implications for well-being and productivity.

My journey into this field began with creating Tersifoné, an award-winning patented interactive interface that captures, amplifies, and transforms sound to study human behavior. Recognized as one of the best innovations in its category, this interface continues to inform my work on the relationship between sound, human cognition, communication and focus.

A Global Perspective

My 360° view of complexity allows me to connect societal trends with individual behavior. This perspective allows me to address focus not just as a cognitive ability but as a system influenced by environment, culture, and technology.

Whether I’m delivering workshops, writing, or speaking, my mission is clear: to help people reclaim their attention and channel it into sustainable productivity, meaningful connections, and a more fulfilling life.

Bridging Research and Real-World Application

I have consulted numerous organizations helping to create intuitive and engaging experiences. My insights have also been featured in articles, blogs, and thought leadership pieces for companies and magazines, where I explore the nuances of focus, productivity, and attention in today’s fast-paced world.

Through years of research and practical application, I’ve developed a unique perspective on how distractions, soundscapes, and cognitive strategies influence focus. This perspective forms the backbone of my Sustainable Focus Framework, a model that empowers individuals and teams to achieve sustainable, personalized focus strategies that last.