Creating Conscious Communities through ecstatic dance and festivals

Hi Edu, thanks for joining me today. For those who are not familiar with Edu’s work, he is the quintessence of multipotential. Entrepreneur, community creator, DJ, producer, fashion designer, and more.

The first thing I would like to ask you is how can you jiggle so many balls at the same time. (and if some get dropped every once in a while)

Through compounded skills. & intertwining them together.

Added to long-term exploration phase through early freedom acquired at age 25.

What success looks like for you?

Ever changing. But definitely encompass time, health, money, relationships, peace, nature, and play. Altogether.

As I find myself achieving my success goals in the past, I realize a new form of success has taken shape for me – so another moment of re-design & appreciation follows.

Success is never to be fully achived, it’s what keeps us thriving.

What was the most significant turning point in your life?

I had 3 main ah ah moments in my life:

My first awakening through entrepreneurship.
My Exponential trip, going to the Silicon Valley
My multi-expansionary, going global nomad & freedom holder

Among all the things you do, which one makes you the most passionate and why?

Different activities give me different things. DJ is up there on the top. There is something special about being with beloved friends in ultra special events.

Also building expressive communities is another passion and a zone of genius of mine.

How did you find your voice and your purpose?

Learning by doing. It took me 5 years to reach external freedom.

After that, I focused on my inner freedom – voice & purpose.

I discover I love to express myself in so many ways & industries. It’s an ever-going process.

What’s one of the biggest challenges you had to face while building your personal brand?

Monetizing it. The spiritual scene isn’t by default a very rich niche. Unless you create that.

Most spiritual artists work to survive. I work to thrive.

So needed to do things differently in order to have a business able to create unique wealth while generating massive value for all the communities involved.

If you knew you couldn’t fail, what would you try to accomplish?

Failure is part of the process. Success is the result.

As an innovators strategist, if I don’t fail means that I’m not setting myself to create something new. Thus with continuous work, failure is just part of the process of creating something remarkable & unforgettable.

What’s your spirit animal?

Without a doubt, an Eagle