My Story

I grew up in a small town in Bulgaria, and I always knew I wanted to create a BIG LIFE for myself. That’s why, at the age of 18, I left my country and moved to Germany. I believed that the way to create a big life was the way I had been taught: go study, find a great job in a big company, climb the ladder of success, and of course—have a family and manage everything perfectly.

At the age of 35, I found myself in what looked like a perfect life from the outside — I had completed two degrees, built a small and loving family, and was a proud mother to my beloved son. I held an amazing job, leading large-scale projects with international teams for some of the world’s top companies, with plenty of opportunities to climb even higher. I had a wide circle of friends and acquaintances, and I was in excellent health and physical shape. I was constantly trying to be the perfect power woman in every area of my life—giving so much energy away to others that I was counting down the days until my next vacation just to recharge, only to realize that the moment I returned to work, the vacation feeling disappeared instantly.

In 2018, while on vacation in Thailand, I found myself on the beach for the first time calculating how much vacation I’d have until retirement. I came to the shocking realization that over the next 40 years of work, I’d have less than 3.5 years of total free time to truly decide what to do, where to be, and with whom. The rest would be dictated by my job.

And because freedom is one of my highest values, I knew something had to change.

That’s when I started a side business alongside my full-time job.

What I didn’t realize back then was that no matter what we do, the way we do it is strongly tied to our personality, beliefs, and conditioning. So I was building my business and my “new life” with the same higher, faster, further mentality as I was doing everything before—the mentality of the power woman living in strong masculine energy.

I was proud of the power woman I was—a woman who could find a solution for every problem, who was always available 24/7 for her environment, providing constant support. The one climbing the ladder of success, planning vacations, organizing family weekends, making sure my child received the best education and knowledge—raising him with five languages. The one who was always there for her friends when they needed emotional or practical support. The one who was constantly in control of everything around her.

I ended up divorcing my husband and completely distancing myself from most of my “old friends” who wanted to see me stay caught in the hamster wheel of employment and constant availability for their problems. I was so hardcore committed to building this “new life,” where I believed I would finally have 100% freedom and a fully self-determined life.

And suddenly, I had even less time and ease in my life.

But at the end of 2020, I came to the epiphany of something profound:

A power woman is made, not born.

I realized I was shaped by the circumstances I grew up in, by the weight and responsibility I carried as a young adolescent. I began to see that I was living in constant masculine energy and was afraid to ask for help—because I didn’t want to lose my image as a power woman or be seen as weak.

Even in the rare moments I did ask for support, I heard responses like: “Oh Anni, you’re such a power woman—you can handle it yourself. But my problems…”

And suddenly, I was left holding the bucket full of problems of everyone else.

That’s when I thought:

If I feel this way, there must be so many other power women out there like me.

Women with big visions, strong energy, incredible expertise—who are constantly supporting everyone around them like a pillar—but who don’t receive the support they need.
Women who are afraid to take their f***ing masks off and be authentic and genuine.
Women who want to be vulnerable without being seen as weak.

And I thought:

If those women—like me—had a place to recharge, to be seen, supported, and held...

They could create even greater impact.
They could achieve their big visions in every area of life—not through burnout, but from a place of ease, joy, and alignment.

And because I couldn’t find that place...

I created it.

At the end of 2020, I gave birth to the MePossible Club.

And it turned out to be a place of magic.

The genuine heart-to-heart (H2H) connections, the support, the growth, and the unexpected but powerful collaborations that emerged from this community were beyond anything I had imagined.

It became not another business community for women in business— It became a space where women recharged their batteries, were fully seen for who they are, received unconditional support, took their f*ing masks off, and even reshaped their businesses in a more aligned way—or gave birth to new endeavors the way they would to children.

Out of joy and alignment.

At one point, I had to pause the community.
At one point, I lost my business due to circumstances that were out of my control.
And that is were I needed to learn to surrender to the unknown.

And now 2,5 years later, as I’m writing these lines and sitting here in Dubai - just after spending 3 months in South Africa and having previously traveled to Latin America—I finally understand why.

I had to grow.

I had to recalibrate myself even more into the woman I truly am within.

I had to learn to own my life story and my situation without shame.

I had to reconnect with my family as I was living 22 years away from them.

I had to become the mom my child is proud to have ( I hope 🤭😉 he is )

I had to integrate all the wanted and unwanted parts within myself.

I had to fully embody the woman I was supporting others to reawaken within themselves.

And this version of me is now capable of holding this next-level container—

One that is bigger, stronger, and more soul-aligned than ever before.

Because the women I’m inviting into this new space…

They have even bigger missions.

Even stronger visions.

And a deeper purpose burning inside them....