I believe you should have a say in what you are known for.
Not simply the category you work in or the label your industry gives you, but the value, perspective and expertise that are uniquely yours.
That's why I built Self Design Studio.
After 15+ years in brand strategy, positioning and creative direction, I kept coming back to one question: What is this person actually doing differently and how do we make the market see it?
My work exists to help experts answer that question, define the position their expertise deserves, and build a brand around it.
I'm a strategist. I work underneath what most people call branding, before the identity, the messaging or the website to figure out what actually deserves to be built.
I think in systems. I notice patterns others miss, especially the gap between how people see themselves and how the market actually reads them. That gap is usually where their Hidden Edge is buried.
I care about craft, but I'm deeply sceptical of industry hype. I'm quietly frustrated by an industry that sells confidence when the problem is strategy. I believe in radical clarity, structural positioning and work that holds up under pressure.
I've spent more than 15 years working across marketing, positioning and strategy — in corporate, agency and independent environments.
I've built brand systems for individuals and organizations across healthcare, medtech, fintech, aviation, technology, education and professional services.
I've worked from both sides of the table.
And I made the corporate-to-independent transition myself. That experience shaped the methodology I use today.
The Self Design™ Framework is how we get there, in four steps: Edge, Position, Narrative and Authority.
Find the Edge.
Own the Position.
Tell the Narrative.
Build the Authority.















The freedom to define your work on your own terms is the foundation of an independent career. Everything I build helps experts claim it.
Building something of your own requires creativity — challenging convention, seeing what others miss, designing what doesn’t exist yet.
I don’t arrive with answers. I arrive with questions. Discovery requires staying open to what’s possible and what you can discover next.
Clarity over complexity. The strongest brands aren’t louder — they’re sharper. Clear positioning. Direct messaging. Nothing unnecessary.