At school, they taught me to start by saying that I was born and raised in a small town on the Basque coast and that I’m 8 years old... well, that was 18 summers ago. I love both the mountains and the sea, so don’t make me choose. I’m into nature, animals, and the planet in general. My hair is blonde, and my eyes… everyone who claims to have green eyes in the light really has brown ones, and they’re pretty nice too.I’ve been a surf instructor, ran a bar, worked as a waiter, hotel receptionist, photographer, filmmaker for a euro an hour, and when I was 13, I created a website to sell animals I caught in the mountains until a judge shut it down—thankfully. Now I’m vegan to make up for it. I’ve organized charity runs, unknowingly participated in pyramid schemes, and created events and a few parties. I tried internationalizing products for companies in San Francisco and Shanghai, though it didn’t go so well. I sold lighters and raffle tickets to fund a trip to Asia and ended up in Bangladesh at 20, pretending to be a fashion industry insider to film its reality.Seeing firsthand what’s hidden behind the labels of our clothes was shocking, and it made me realize how much my privileges smoothed my path. That anger led me to coordinate activist groups and launch a truly sustainable fashion brand—no greenwashing or nonsense. I learned a lot, but I also lost touch with living. That’s when I realized you have to let go of something you love when it’s poisoning you, even if it’s saving the planet.I built a home on wheels using reused materials, lent my face and voice to Wallapop ads, and created marketing campaigns with real impact. As for being an influencer? That just happened. Now, I’m rethinking that hippie-looking idea of freedom—doing whatever, whenever—when true freedom is the ability to consciously prioritize what matters and let go of what doesn’t. I also have ADHD, and this was supposed to be two lines. If you’ve made it this far, you’ve probably learned more about me than what I actually do.