Women in Gaming Barcelona

For years, I wanted to create spaces where women feel seen and safe.

Last week, I finally did.


There are moments in life when an idea you've carried quietly for so long finally comes to life.

And you realise it was worth every doubt, every overthought, and every moment you questioned whether you should do it at all.

(I tend to overthink a lot to say the least 😅)


Our Women in Gaming gathering in Barcelona was one of those moments for me.

What made it special wasn't the venue, the agenda, or even the city.


It was the people.


The honest conversations.
The vulnerability.
The openness.
The support.


For a few hours, we created something that many of us are craving more of: a space where women could simply show up as themselves.

Without needing to prove anything, perform, or have all the answers.


And the feedback that touched me the most was hearing:

"We need more events like this."


I've always believed that when the right people come together in a safe environment, something powerful happens.

New ideas emerge, walls come down, confidence grows, and suddenly you don't feel quite as alone in your journey.

Building meaningful communities and experiences like this is something that genuinely lights me up.


Seeing women leave feeling inspired, seen, and connected made me incredibly grateful.

And honestly, even more excited for what's next.


To every woman who joined us in Barcelona: thank you for your trust, your honesty, your energy, and your willingness to share your stories. You made this event what it was ❣️