Yanik K. Müller

Since his childhood, Yanik has pursued his dreams. His guiding question is how to live an extraordinary life. Ice Hockey became Yanik's way of self-actualization. Playing his first pro-hockey game in the Swiss League at the age of 16, it took him precisely 10 years to get there.

Yanik transferred his determination and strive off the rink, a graduate from St. Paul U/University of Ottawa (HonBA conflict studies) and McGill University (MA teaching & Learning), to further pursue his other childhood dreams.

Presently, he has the honor of a lifetime to learn from and work with the Inuit people in Akulivik, Nunavik, Quebec (Hudson Bay). Prior to that he had the honor of a lifetime to learn from and work with the Crees in the Cree Nation of Nemaska in northern Québec, Canada as well as teaching as an AP High School Social Studies teacher at Berkeley Academy in Costa Rica, Santa Ana under the leadership of Peter Swing. Another dream he had since his early childhood. Now, he passionately works on various programs aimed at empowering and inspiring people to live happier lives, learn continuously, and love more deeply.