About Contenti.land
A little corner of the world, built around curiosity.
Hi, I’m Gisele.
I’m a designer by training, a marketer by experience, and a curious person by nature.
I really enjoy creative work, but I can be quite analytical too. That’s how I ended up taking a rather unconventional path. I’ve worked in design, sales, finance, and administration, and I found that marketing was a place where all these experiences could come together in some way.
Digging a little deeper, I discovered Growth Marketing, which seemed to combine my analytical side with my creativity.
But my career isn’t the only thing I’ve been exploring.
Blogging has been a passion of mine since I was a teenager, but I’ve always been a little afraid of putting myself out there. I also love learning new languages, traveling, discovering new cultures, and exploring new experiences and ideas.
Over the past few years, I haven’t given these passions the attention they deserve. Then a major change in my life made me realize that it was time to come back to them.
So, here I am, trying out experiments to see what I can do and how far I can go.
Welcome to my little corner of the world.
Why Contenti.land?
I’m almost 40 now, and I’ve realized that I want to make a big change in my life.
Over the last few years, I’ve made plans for where I wanted to go, but things didn’t always turn out the way I expected. At some point, I started wondering whether I could still change direction, learn new things, and build something different.
That question is part of what brought me here.
One of the reasons I created Contenti.land is to experiment with Growth Marketing by building something of my own. The other is a little more personal. I want to build an international career, and I know that improving my English is part of that journey.
So I started wondering:
- What would happen if I simply wrote in English more often?
- Could writing become a way to improve my English while also creating something meaningful?
That’s one of the experiments behind Contenti.land.
A new version of an old idea
Contenti.land actually started as an earlier project about digital marketing and content.
Then I started working at an agency, and finding time to write became increasingly difficult. Eventually, I ended that first version of the project.
When I decided to start again, I didn’t want to simply recreate what I had done before.
Some ideas and resources were still useful, though, so I brought them with me and built something different around them.
Today, Contenti.land is a place where I share the things I’m discovering, learning, questioning, and experiencing along the way.
I’m not here as an expert. I’m here as someone who is still figuring things out. And maybe that’s what makes this space interesting.
What is Contenti.land?
Contenti.land is a space for exploring the world through experiences, ideas, places, books, cultures, learning, and everyday discoveries.
Some of these things may seem unrelated at first. But in real life, they often connect.
- A trip can lead to a language.
- A language can lead to a book.
- A book can change the way you think about your career.
- A career change can lead you somewhere you never expected to go.
And sometimes, a small everyday experience can make you look at everything else a little differently.
One discovery can lead to another.
That’s what I hope Contenti.land can be: a place to explore, learn, and feel understood.
What will you find here?
Travel & Culture
I don’t travel as much as I would like to, and there are still many places I hope to see.
But I love discovering places, learning about different cultures, and noticing the details that make somewhere feel unique.
Here, you’ll find travel experiences, cultural observations, stories about places, and the small details that can make us see a familiar or unfamiliar place differently.
Career & Growth
My career hasn’t followed a straight line.
I’ve moved through design, business, sales, digital marketing, content, and now Growth Marketing — and I’m still figuring out where all these experiences might lead me.
This is where I’ll share career transitions, professional experiments, things I’m learning, projects I’m working on, and lessons I discover along the way.
Books & Ideas
I only really discovered the pleasure of reading in the last few years.
Since then, books have become one of the ways I explore new ideas and understand things from different perspectives. I’ve also started reading in Spanish, English, and French.
Here, I want to share books, ideas, concepts, and reflections that make me think, change the way I see something, or simply stay with me.
Sometimes a book gives me an answer. Sometimes it gives me a better question.
Learning & Language
I’m not a beginner in English, but I stayed stuck at an intermediate level for a long time.
I’m still learning — not only English, but also Spanish and French — and I’m interested in the process itself: what helps, what doesn’t, what feels difficult, what eventually clicks, and how language can change the way we experience the world.
This is a space for language learning, study experiments, discoveries, mistakes, and the things I’m learning along the way.
Life & Experiences
Some changes in life are big enough to deserve a record.
Others are small moments that you might otherwise forget.
This is where I want to bring together some of those experiences: new interests, routines, challenges, discoveries, experiments, places, and little moments that make everyday life interesting.
Not everything here needs to have a lesson.
Sometimes, it’s enough to notice something.
Come explore with me
These topics aren’t really separate. They are different pieces of the same journey.
Contenti.land is not about having all the answers, presenting a perfect life, or telling you how you should live.
- It’s about being curious.
- Looking a little closer.
- Trying something new.
- Learning from what happens.
And sharing what feels worth remembering.
So, if you’re also figuring out a new path, starting over, learning something, or simply curious about the world around you, welcome.
Let’s see where the next discovery takes us.
