Most people are naturally strategic. Yet many are unaware of their own — and this is what I am referring to — unconscious strategy. As a result, depending on how they make decisions, they can become victims of that very strategy. Over time, this can be fatal.
In truth, this is something I have come to understand through decades of often analytical conversations with specialists. Through that experience, I have learned to shape parts of my own fate. Because this is highly complex, and of course tailored to my own life, I will leave it at that and simply refer you to my email address should you wish to explore it more deeply.
“Know yourself.” and “May you live in interesting times.” These — or something very close to them — are Chinese sayings that have drifted into the West in rather curious ways. Taken together, they form a remarkable journey — though one full of dangers.
It is therefore understandable that not everyone chooses to embark on it; not only because of the risks, but also because of the time it demands. Very few people can sustain such an undertaking.
I say this because I combine intuitive and cognitive abilities, and use them both directly and indirectly.
Let me summarise once more: the art is not to develop a strategy. The art is to recognise the strategy you have already developed in order to survive and to live — and then to be able to consciously adapt it to other situations, and to communicate it. This cannot be done alone; it requires resonance.
This is the context in which I work, and we can come together if you see potential for yourself. Alternatively, I recommend the developing platform DracheUndPferd.de, where we can exchange thoughts informally — as is customary in forums.
You decide, yet it remains our shared and personal responsibility.
This project and offer arise from that. My practice — my practical experience — has been ongoing for roughly thirty years now, sometimes more intensely, sometimes less. And it is possible because I combine intuitive and cognitive abilities, and apply them directly or indirectly.
