What are the chances that a French girl from a humble background, growing up in a small industrial port town, who began skating to heal a breathing condition, would one day become a lifestyle journalist, a professional pair skater, and an aerialist performing across nearly thirty countries and on cruise ships she once watched being built in her hometown? My life often fits into three essentials: a pair of ice skates, a notepad, and a passport. The skates carry me into the spotlight, performing shows on ice around the world; the notepad captures the stories I write as a lifestyle journalist; and the passport connects them both, opening doors to new places, people, and perspectives.

Today, careers are no longer defined by a single path. They’re built at the crossroads of passions where creativity meets discipline, and curiosity meets purpose. History reminds us that innovation often happens in these intersections: where art meets science, where travel meets self-discovery, where gastronomy meets technology. My own journey follows the same pattern. Encouraged by those who pushed me to reach further, I’ve built a career that bridges professional pair skating on cruise ships, creating aerial acts on ice, and storytelling through journalism. I write articles, produce documentaries, and conduct interviews for the International Podcast Journal, two worlds that constantly feed one another. Each discipline strengthens the other, teaching time management, resilience, and vision. I’ve learned that pursuing more than one passion doesn’t divide your energy, it expands it. When different worlds collide, they reveal new possibilities and refine who you are. For me, blending skating with journalism has opened doors I never imagined, and continues to shape both my career and my life.

In this article, I’ll revisit how a childhood dream can become a profession, how embracing multiple callings unlocked unexpected opportunities, and how travel and encounters along the way continue to inspire everything I create.