Around 2019 I was listening to something on  YouTube and it went to a suggested video automatically. I didn’t know what it was and wasn’t in a position to turn it off, so I just listened to it. It was an Abraham Hicks video. It took a while to get used to the third-person speaking, but after that, I listened to the videos practically nonstop. I started to meditate and finally was able to get into the meditative state, and things in my life got exponentially better, although I did have to deal with crises. You don’t get to where you want to be without losing the things that were keeping you back. I did start a phone/online consultation chat business, but it was mostly focused on the religious side of things. 

I wanted to learn all I could about the law of attraction and how to increase happiness through changing our thought processes. So still listening to Abraham-Hicks material, I also added on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy courses and a Yale course on the Science of Well-being. I’ve also studied Ho’oponopono and Reiki, and I combine all these areas of study to help others work through changing their thoughts (from predominantly negative and limiting ones to more beneficial ones) in order to attract the life they actually want with as little bumps as possible. Although I know that for a caterpillar to fly there has to be a metamorphosis, we, as humans, usually tend to hate change. 

I find that knowing how the law of attraction works, and why it works, helps me to get through every challenge I come across. I used to be really set back by things in my life and I have seen my personal reactions change enormously. I even had a breakup from a meaningful relationship, where my friend got more obsessed and distraught about it than I did. I was smiling and back “into the vortex” the next day knowing that things were going to work out better or it wouldn’t have happened. 

Because I know how things worked out for me I am now much better able at handling things. I know that everyone has that ability within them. And I enjoy helping people get there because I know how wonderful it is to not care when supposed “disasters” strike since you know that everything is working out better for you.