Who are we beyond our stories?
About me
Hi, I’m Klára.
I am an observer, an explorer, and I am in absolute awe of the human experience. The emotions, the doubts, the joy, and the chaos.
I think every side of it is beautiful, just like the weather. And I bring that curiosity into everything I do, whether I am holding a camera, guiding an RTT session, or showing up as a friend.
With a sharp mind and intuition, I have a natural ability to look at complex situations and see the bigger picture. I never judge. Instead, I act as a mirror, helping you see the strengths and the blind spots you might have overlooked or hidden within yourself.
My own path wasn't a straight line. Ever since I turned eighteen, I traveled the world, exploring different corners of the globe. Until I came to a realization: I wasn't traveling anymore. I was running.
The uncertainty of the road had become my safe space. I understood that no matter how beautiful the landscape was, the same self-doubt and limiting beliefs came right along with me. The challenge wasn't the place. It was inside my own mind.
Healing has no finish line. You get to know yourself better. You accept and evolve. And somewhere in that movement, you take your power back.
Through a beautiful stroke of synchronicity, I discovered Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT). I went through my own online therapy, and within a couple of weeks, I could clearly feel the shift.
My inner talk completely changed, and with it, my whole day-to-day reality did too. I let go of old emotional burdens I didn't even know I was carrying. The negative self-talk in my head got much quieter. I felt like I gained back power over my life.
I became fascinated by how our minds work. It was clear that I wanted to master RTT and use it to help people break through whatever is holding them back, so they can finally take their freedom back. For almost two years, I trained directly under Marisa Peer, the founder, to become a certified RTT® therapist and hypnotherapist.
While working with the subconscious or behind the camera lens, my question is always the same: What old story are you still telling yourself? And what happens when you let it go?