Hi, Saf here! The path to a more fulfilling life doesn’t always follow a clear map. Ten Thousand Steps is about moving forward with intention—whether that means rediscovering what excites you, finding the courage to take a leap, or simply showing up with more joy.

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This space was born from my own journey. I grew up a shy, anxious kid in a strict, religiously conservative home. Fear was familiar. So was the urge to run. And eventually, I did. I left home, put myself through college, and slowly started building a life that felt like mine.

Over the years, I’ve started a business, traveled to over 50 countries, and learned how to live with a deep sense of freedom. Not because I’m fearless—I’m not—but because I’ve learned to choose courage over comfort, again and again.

I’ve jumped out of planes alone more than a hundred times. I’ve navigated relational conflict without shutting down. I’ve gotten comfortable with the kind of discomfort that often comes with growth. And I’ve made plenty of missteps and embarrassed myself plenty along the way.

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Ten Thousand Steps is not about having it all figured out. It’s about building a relationship with yourself that’s rooted in clarity, courage, and joy.

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What this is: a collaboration. A conversation. A place to have accountability and show up to life with the curiosity to ask what really matters—and the courage to follow where it leads.

This is an opportunity to focus on courage, purpose, and joy—not as abstract ideas but as real, accessible aspects of daily living. Together, we’ll take small steps that lead to bigger shifts, creating lasting changes along the way.

What this isn’t: a blueprint or a productivity hack. Therapy or replacement therapy (but I can certainly point you in the right direction), executive coaching, or a photography business mentorship (which I do offer). This practice is a tool, but it might not be the only tool you’ll want in your toolbox. This is open to anyone ready to take a step into courage and vulnerability.

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Every session will happen on a 10,000 step walk. Change-making conversations go best with movement. We’ll choose locations reflective of your journey – the local neighborhood, a forest hike, laps around the farm where I skydive every weekend (and perhaps a jump to round it out). The questions might be hard, but I’ll be walking alongside you every step of the way.