HI, I'M AYLA

Welcome to “Finding Yourself Again.” My philosophy is simple yet profound: self-discovery isn’t always about forging a completely new identity, but often about rediscovering and reclaiming what has been lost—the timeless traditions, values, and principles that have anchored humanity for centuries. In reconnecting with these enduring truths, you won’t just reclaim the wisdom of the past; you will rediscover yourself in a deeper, more authentic way. Are you ready to find yourself—again? Let’s rediscover what makes you whole. .

In today’s world, where everything feels transient and fragmented, many of us have lost our connection to the principles that once gave life meaning and structure. We’re told that happiness lies in constant reinvention—but what if the truth is simpler?

My Philosophy

I believe that true transformation begins with reconnecting to the foundational principles that guide us—not just in the moment, but through the entirety of life. Developmental wounds, often invisible but deeply impactful, shape how we relate to ourselves and to others. These childhood experiences, whether subtle or overt, influence how we form relationships, pursue careers, and engage with the world. Yet, these wounds are not our destiny.

Healing doesn’t come from “fixing” ourselves with superficial solutions. It comes from understanding how our past has shaped us and learning to live intentionally by values that give us clarity, direction, and purpose.

Through understanding your developmental wounds, you can begin to heal and restore balance to your life. By integrating the power of value-based living, you’ll find the freedom to move away from unconscious, reactive patterns and start making choices that align with your deepest principles.

In a world that pulls you in every direction, finding your true self starts with reconnecting to what matters most. Finding Yourself Again is about more than self-discovery—it’s about reclaiming timeless values that bring clarity, stability, and meaning to your life.

Why "Again"?
“Again” is a reminder that the answers you seek aren’t new. They’ve always been within reach—in connection, virtues and responsibility. It’s not about reinventing who you are but rediscovering the truths that align with your authentic self. By reclaiming these timeless principles, you’ll create a life that feels grounded, purposeful, and deeply fulfilling.