“My work is not good enough. I am too old to fulfill this childhood dream, now.” – Is it really like that? In the Magazine, I share my own founder’s journey — the doubts, turning points, and tools that helped me move from ‘one day’ to action: founding a marketing agency, traveling through Africa and Brazil, migrating to the Canary Islands, and starting my career as an artist. I also speak with people worldwide about their heart projects, so you can find ideas, courage, and methods for your own path.
Interview with Stephanie Kuenzli-Ycaza | Sky Art Paintings | Basel, Switzerland
A few years ago, Stephanie Künzli-Ycaza worked in a consultancy firm. Today she lives and works in Switzerland – from her painting.
La pandemia demostró la importancia de la cultura, el arte y la colaboración. Especialmente, el intercambio personal y el apoyo son cruciales para mantenerse feliz y saludable. Por eso intentamos organizar proyectos y eventos in situ con la mayor frecuencia posible.
Hey, my name is Laura or Jane Poke. I’m 36, and I’ve left Munich for a new chapter on the island of La Gomera in Spain. I came here to find my true passion and how to bring it into my work and life. My heart beats for music, art, speed, and nature. I love meeting new people and learning through their perspectives.
I studied Business Administration and worked in the IT industry. I used to regret it, but now I use everything I learned to my advantage. Eventually, I started listening inward instead of outward. Since 2016, I’ve been building my own path through different projects and businesses. The biggest shift came through the people I met along the way — their stories have shaped my growth unexplainable.
Passion Pilot is born from this journey. A space for anyone still searching, just like I am. Through conversations with founders, creators, and artists, I share the stories that inspire me — and I’m excited to meet many more Passion Pilots along the way.