My Framework for Fulfillment in Life
The foundation of everything I do is simple: I live my life in service to my values. This means acting in alignment with what truly matters to me, even when I feel afraid, hesitant, or frustrated by the world. Living this way does not guarantee constant happiness, but it gives life direction and meaning. My goal is to reach a sense of fulfillment, where I feel I am moving toward something that matters to me, like caring about a problem people have and doing my best to solve it.
Another truth I live by is that what I need is already within me. I am born with a set of talents, a preferred work style, many limitations, and life experiences that shape my interests. My work focuses on removing the blocks that keep what is already in you from expressing itself. These blocks may be fear, hurt, or anger from past experiences or past lives that leave you feeling directionless and stuck.
I also believe that every experience has value. Even your current situation, feeling lost or wasting time, has something to teach you. It is an invitation to look deeper within and ask: Am I still pursuing what matters most to me? Perhaps your values have changed, or you have lost track of what you truly care about.
Finally, I feel that confidence and satisfaction with myself matter more than just following interests or winning. Achievements give us temporary confidence, but lasting confidence comes from self-respect: knowing I act in line with my values even when no one notices. I can love what I do and still feel empty if I avoid my emotions, stay constantly distracted, and chase external validation. True fulfillment comes when you try to face your desires, fears, and failures, accept them, and let them guide you toward purpose.
The Core Question
So here’s the problem I’m trying to solve: How can you live in service to your values, use what you already have, stay open to new experiences, and feel self-respect while also building success in the real world?
The answer starts with your intuition, your inner compass. But this is not simple because intuition isn’t always reliable on command. One day it’s crystal clear, the next it’s silent or confusing. It’s like having an untrained dog: sometimes it obeys, sometimes it runs off, sometimes it just barks for no reason.
I believe the frustration with our intuition comes from how well we can translate its messages into real-world action. This skill requires a calm, present mind that can sit with intense feelings without being constantly overwhelmed by them. As many messages from our intuition are not rational or logical, the first step to translating them is to stay calm when our knee-jerk reaction is to dismiss them as too risky, unnecessary, or completely illogical.
A calm state of mind is ideal but very hard to reach when you feel directionless and stuck. My solution is to temporarily do some of the heavy lifting for you: I use my expertise in astrology, numerology, and psychic insight to translate key information you need to hear and act on, guiding you toward a point in life where you can interpret your own intuition. Reaching this point aligns with focusing on what truly matters and seeing measurable progress in all areas of life, even through life’s ups and downs.
The Science Behind My Purpose Reading
I work in an area that science does not openly acknowledge, though evidence exists. I use astrology, numerology, and psychic insight to organize the information I receive into practical guidance that fits your situation.
Astrology helps me interpret patterns of potential, revealing your natural drives, strengths, and challenges. Numerology maps your life along our timeline, identifying periods when a pivot will succeed and when it may not. Psychic insight allows me to hear the messages from intuition that our rational mind cannot detect.
Essentially,these tools help me access our collective consciousness, which holds information on how life works in our world, our different personalities, and the challenges we all generally go through. This is where the playbook of our reality lies.
My Process for Creating Your Purpose Reading
Before I write anything, I listen to your intuition and your story. If you provide your date, time, and place of birth, I hand-draw your birth chart. If not, I attempt to paint your face, allowing your intuition to show moments and feelings from your life that are important for me to understand.
From there, I write an abstract summarizing the core themes your intuition wants you to acknowledge. This often includes your home, work, relationships, finances, and mindset. Next, I focus on numerology to map your life timeline and notice patterns of building, learning, growing, and exploring. This helps me pinpoint when your pivot will be most successful, what preparatory steps are needed, and what to do afterward.
Then, I return to my key question: How can you live in service to your values, use what you already have, stay open to exploration,and feel successful? To answer this, I focus on these 5 questions:
The first three focus on your individuality. The last two connect your potential to the world, revealing which opportunities will help you move forward in life.
The end result is a roadmap from where you are to where you want to go. It is designed around your talents, working style, current state of mind, risk tolerance, and life context.
