Even as a little boy, I kept telling my mom that — over and over again.
And like every mother, she worried about me: about school, about life, about whether I’d be okay.
But deep down, I always knew — I was meant for more.
They named me Enio. The only Enio. There’s no other one like me.
That has to mean something.
From a young age, it was clear I was different.
By the time I was seven or eight, I already spoke English fluently.
School wasn’t a problem — at least not at first, before real studying began.
But even then, I felt it. Something inside me wasn’t quite right.
I knew it for years, but I didn’t understand it — not until I turned 35.
Maybe that explains why I’ve always had hundreds of ideas — business plans, dreams, passions —
but never stuck with any of them.
My mind kept jumping from one thing to another, always chasing the next spark of interest.
I wanted to start so many things, yet I never really did.
There was always that small voice whispering, “what if?”
And for most of my life, what if was louder than let’s try.
When I finally turned 35, I decided I needed answers.
That’s when I was diagnosed with ADHD and Asperger’s syndrome —
and suddenly, everything made sense.
It didn’t change me overnight, but it helped me understand myself.
And even though it took another two years to truly move forward,
that was the real beginning of something new.
Then I discovered photography — and fell in love with it.
I created my Instagram page, Stories by Enio, and started sharing my photos.
That small step sparked something powerful inside me — momentum.
It woke me up.
I decided I don’t want to wait for the “perfect moment” anymore.
I don’t want to grow old wondering what could have been.
I don’t want illness or regret to remind me to live.
I want to live fully — and I want to live now.
Life happens only once,
and the life I’ve lived so far isn’t the one I want to keep living.
That’s why I created Momentum by Enio — to document my transformation on every level.
I’m changing myself — physically, mentally, and financially.
Because I truly believe that a person can achieve so much if they give everything they have.
Life is a beautiful opportunity — one that must be lived, not watched.
So I’m done being a spectator in my own story.
I’m chasing my dreams, living them fully, and taking back control of my life.
Follow my journey — and see what can happen when someone decides to truly change.
