“Spreading joy and happiness. Teaching people how to find happiness within themselves without relying on the outside circumstances, because that’s true happiness. I know it’s possible. I’ve been experimenting with different techniques, meditations, and ways of living and I want to share that with the world. It’s almost like, I don’t want anyone else to go through years of trying to figure things out. It’s not that I wasted time, an incredible growth came from it, but I’m very passionate about sharing my own trials and errors with the world, to lessen the struggle for others.”

“I’ve always been very, very compassionate. I have empathy to the point of fault. I feel the pain of the world too much sometimes, but that’s the thing that drives me to help people to feel happy, joyful, and see beauty around them. Unfortunately, the world is designed to make us feel bad about ourselves and our lives, to live with a scarcity and lack mindset, to make us feel like we need “things”….all intended to make us buy more. That’s how we give our power away. I don’t believe there’s one evil person or group that’s doing this to the world, it’s just that the world is run on fear and money. A major shift is in the air though. I will help that shift.

I’m also very passionate about making people feel like they’re not alone in what they’re going through. It can be very confusing nowadays with social media being so in our face. There is so much information coming at us. Our subconscious absorbs all of it, whether we realize it or not. We have to learn what we want to hold on to, and what’s okay to let go of. I think people haven’t learned to do that yet, so their brain is bombarded with images, news, and music, that’s probably not always aligned with what they would like to manifest in their life. Controlling what comes in and what comes out, your thoughts and emotions, will change your life. The world we see is all a projection of what’s inside of us.”

“What’s one of the biggest challenges you’ve faced in your life and what did you learn from that experience?” 
Probably an injury I had to overcome. I’ve always dreamed of being a professional dancer. I didn’t have any other dreams when I was kid. My mom said, I danced before I could walk. I gave up everything for it. When you’re a ballerina you have no hobbies, no personal life. I ended up in America because I got a scholarship at The School of American Ballet in New York at 15. I came here with no money, poor English, not knowing anybody. My mom couldn’t afford to stay with me in New York so I had to live there by myself, while she struggled to send me money from Poland.
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After two and a half years, my ankle started to give out, because of a bad back that I knew would cause me problems one day. I danced anyway, because I had this blind faith, that if you just dream it and you work really hard, God’s gonna help you. Well, the ankle and my back just kept getting worse, I couldn’t understand what was happening. I was really mad at God because I left my whole family in Poland to be in New York, I gave up my childhood. What I didn’t realize was that it was all a blessing, because if it wasn’t for ballet, I wouldn’t have ended up in New York. I wouldn’t have opened up to new possibilities. All of a sudden I was exposed to other things that the world has to offer. So, I was forced to stop dancing and had to let go of that specific dream and accept that I was meant for something else. I started acting because I didn’t know what else to do and that turned out to be the path for me. I couldn’t have dreamed that. If you told me when I was 15 ‘you’re gonna be in a huge movie in 3 years and you’re gonna be on billboards all over the world’ I would have laughed.”

“I learned that there’s so much that we just don’t know, so you just have to keep going. So often we think we know what’s best for us, we think we have this tremendous dream, but there could be something so much bigger and better that we don’t even know exists. It’s kind of been a repetitive lesson in my life. When I started acting I had a whole plan of how it’s going to go down. I’m so blessed to have been working consistently for 20 years, but there have been so many side paths that I’ve been led on, that I had no idea were even a possibility. Be grateful for the side roads and roads less traveled, that’s where the magic happens.

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