Vision
I hold a Master's degree in Psychology. My master's thesis, Psychological Laws of Exceptional Success, explored the deeper psychological patterns behind extraordinary achievement. Based on more than 1,000 pages of transcripts from in-depth interviews with over twenty-five leading Slovenian business leaders and politicians, the research sought to identify the psychological principles of peak success that remain constant across time, context, and arena. In essence, I asked a simple yet enduring question: what is it that makes winners remain winners over the long run, regardless of the stage on which they play the games of their lives. Building on this research, I am currently editing a book under the auspices of Mesto akrobatov titled The Light and Dark Side of 'Ruling the World': Insights from Slovenian Business Leaders and Politicians into the Psychology of Breakthrough and Staying at the Top. Alongside my psychology studies, I completed the YMP and GMP leadership programs at IEDC. I am currently finishing my second master's degree at the Faculty of Economics, where my research focuses on the role of luck in business. It revisits an ancient question: whom does Fortuna ultimately favor — the brave, the prepared, the persistent, or perhaps even the slightly mad? And more importantly, can we influence the presence of fortunate coincidences in business?

Professionally, I have worked as a psychologist within Slovenian venture capital funds, where I provided psychological support to young founders and helped fund managers design more standardized, reliable, and valid processes for identifying individuals with the potential to build multimillion-euro companies. Earlier in my career, I also worked in business consulting, HR, and PR at Pristop, where I completed my first professional internship.Dedicating my career to exploring the psychological dimension of business and helping exceptional individuals reach the edges of their potential has always felt like a calling. The mayor of Ljubljana once remarked that I was too young to advise leading businesspeople and politicians. Perhaps that is true. Yet rather than advising them, my intention is to help them ask the right questions — questions through which they can discover their own answers, dream further, run faster, and live more authentically in alignment with who they truly are. In doing so, they may remember their path forward — toward seeking the Sun.
