I was the most skeptical person alive

I’ll never forget what I replied when a friend suggested I look into what numerology had to say about my life, hinting that I might just be in a “bad cycle”: “No shit, Sherlock! I don’t need a book or mysticism to tell me that. I just lost $50k. Of course I’m in a bad cycle! Don’t annoy me with this crap right now!”

Even so, one day I caught sight of that word on a book cover and started reading. The rest is history. But who am I, really? Where did my story begin?

I’ve never been a saint. You could easily say I came from the “other side”. For two decades my default setting was fighting instead of understanding: in the ring, in the nightlife, and honestly, in everyday life. My dominant, hyper-independent personality meant I was constantly clashing with people. I never felt like a team player, and I refused to rely on anyone.

Then a breaking point hit and everything crumbled at once: my plans, my finances, my friendships, my business ventures. Betrayal and massive losses. I couldn’t understand why. The breakthrough came later: the answers were sitting right there in my numbers. I just couldn’t read them yet.

I went down the rabbit hole of numerology, and it was tough on everyone around me. My partner freaked out over how deep I was getting into it, my friends looked at me sideways, and my own brother laughed at me when I first told him what I found in my numbers.

Spoiler: now they all come to me

Today more and more people reach out for my help. Strangers and friends alike want to know if a relationship has long-term potential, or if it’s worth taking a risk on a trip or a new business idea. Even my brother asks for my take before a major decision. And trust me, he’s the most skeptical guy on the planet.

It became crystal clear to me: this isn’t mysticism or magic. It’s pure logic: numbers, cycles and patterns.