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Meet the team

I stopped performing.
Everything real started then.

I'm Javi. Pro skater, facilitator and Human Design reader. I built an international career with sponsorships and visibility. The day I stopped performing, my connections deepened, my sponsorships grew and I finally felt like myself.

Javiera, founder of Hikari, smiling beneath a sunlit arch
  1. The Arena

    Fifteen years of performing

    I grew up inside competitive sport. I learned early that being impressive was currency — and I got very good at it. Podiums, sponsors, the right answers in interviews. From the outside it looked like success. From the inside it felt like maintaining a character.

  2. The Crack

    When the mask stopped working

    An injury took the performance away and left only the person underneath. I didn't know who that was. That gap — between the version of me people applauded and the version that existed at 3am — became the most important question of my life.

  3. Javiera seated outdoors in Bali
  4. The Work

    Self-knowledge as a practice

    I spent years in study and practice: somatic work, contemplative traditions, mentoring frameworks, and thousands of honest conversations. What I found wasn't a technique. It was a simple, hard discipline of telling yourself the truth, repeatedly.

  5. Hikari

    Light, and what it reveals

    Hikari means light. I built it in Bali for athletes, founders and professionals who are winning on paper and exhausted underneath. Not to make you softer — to make you real, and to make your career finally match who you actually are.

Sandra Díaz, Hikari facilitator

Sandra Díaz

Warm presence. Real clarity.

Javi's mom. Chilean entrepreneur. Facilitator in training. Sandra understood something many facilitators never do: real transformation doesn't come from technique. It comes from being completely there with the other person. Today she facilitates Spanish sessions alongside Javi.

What we actually believe

You do not need to become someone else. You need to stop spending your energy maintaining a version of yourself that was never yours. What's left is more capable, more magnetic and far less tired than the character you've been running.