I can’t do things half-heartedly. Whether I am coordinating marketing activities or restoring the shine to windows after a renovation, I always start with one question: how can I do this truly well?
On a daily basis, I am developing two professional paths. The first is GLANC CLEANER—a brand that shows professional cleaning services are about much more than just cleaning.
The second is marketing coordination, where I bring together people, projects, and ideas to ensure that marketing runs smoothly and delivers results.
In both of these worlds, the most important things to me are quality, responsibility, and relationships with people.
I enjoy bringing order to things—not just in my physical surroundings, but also in projects and processes. While some relax by putting together puzzles, I find my satisfaction in refined details, well-organized work, and results that are truly visible.
Outside of work, yoga, connecting with nature, and personal development are close to my heart. They teach me mindfulness, patience, and balance, which I then bring into my professional life.
In marketing, I am fascinated by the opportunity to build a brand from scratch and connect strategy with everyday actions. At GLANC CLEANER, my greatest satisfaction comes from the moment a client says after a completed service: “I didn’t expect such a result.”
I am someone who believes that quality always wins over shortcuts. I enjoy organizing, planning, and streamlining processes, and I pay attention to details because they are the foundation of professionalism. Furthermore, I value honesty and partnership, continuously develop my skills, and eagerly learn new things. I also believe that good communication is the cornerstone of any collaboration and that behind every brand, there are, first and foremost, people.
Great changes are determined by small episodes. One meeting, one book, one decision. After that, everything is merely a consequence.
Every day counts.
A good START, or what to do to get off to a good start.
On motivation, potential and personal branding.
How much is it worth - or how to price your work
How not everyone will like you
How do you strike a balance in business
Design thinking, or keep calm & Design Thinking
