Absolutely. You don’t need to know anything about Advaita or any spiritual philosophy. I use those insights to add depth—not confusion. The language stays simple and grounded. This is about helping you access your own truth, not learning a new system.

That’s totally fine. Many people start without a clear goal. Often, the first step is figuring out what actually matters to you. From there, we clarify what you want, what’s in the way, and what meaningful action could look like.

Thoughtful, capable individuals—entrepreneurs, professionals, creatives, and change-makers—who want clarity, strategy, and a more grounded connection to their purpose. Many are navigating transitions; some just know something’s off.

 Definitely. Many clients come to me when things look fine, but feel off. You don’t need to be in crisis to want more clarity, purpose, or alignment. Often, that quiet discomfort is where real transformation begins.

Not if you’re still growing. Success often reveals friction—showing you what’s no longer aligned. This isn’t about fixing what’s broken. It’s about upgrading what’s possible.

It’s not about chasing peak states. It’s about acting from something deeper than fear, ego, or performance. Waking up means seeing through the noise—and moving from a clearer, more liberated place.