Partner Up with Source — Building a Global Movement, Together

Partner Up with Source — Building a Global Movement, Together

Back to Nature. Back to Source.

After ten years working with startups in immersive and emerging technologies, I felt it was time for something new. Before my life behind screens, I had always lived and worked close to nature — on sailing ships, in the mountains as a ski teacher, close to the elements. I wanted that back: the sun, the sea, real presence, good food, and good conversations.

So I made a plan: dedicate the next ten years to something I truly believe in — bringing people back to their source, and helping them grow into a purposeful life full of happiness, health, and prosperity. I believe we can have it all. And I believe it is holistic: a deep connection between mind, body, and soul, connected through the heart.

I first explored Belize, Guatemala, and Mexico to find the place where Source could come to life. I saw many possibilities — and many challenges. So I returned to Europe and searched for a place with everything I was looking for: sea, mountains, green landscapes, and fresh water. My eye fell on Liguria, Italy, where I am now — researching, connecting, and laying the foundation for the first physical Source location, close to the sea or fresh water.

Why SourceStore?

Coming from technology, I naturally built Source online too. SourceStore showcases what we do and lets us help people all over the world — through online coaching, personal assessments, and an AI guide that I created and train myself to become a better guide every day.

In time, Source will offer mostly digital learning programs. For now, I also offer live coaching — online and in person.

Looking for Global Partnerships

I want to build the first Source location really well — and grow together with partners from other parts of the world and their projects. It doesn't need to be called Source everywhere. It can be a collaboration.

If you work in the personal development field and you truly have something to offer — an established practice, real experience, a project of your own — I would love to hear from you.

How to reach out:

  • For partnerships: email me with the subject "Possible Partnership"
  • For affiliate partnerships (marketing & sales): use the subject "Affiliate Partner"

With love, presence, and purpose, Dana-Maria Faneker Founder of Source