Every entrepreneur I know looks up to titans like:

Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, or Elon Musk.

But, this man stands head and shoulders above all.

In 1930, he wrote a secret manuscript about unlocking your mind's potential.

Here are his 5 ideas that every founder must know... 🧵
I’m 30.

I guide entrepreneurs for a living.

But my deepest insights didn't come from business books.

They came from Carl Jung's work on the human psyche.

Especially...

In 1974, Steve Jobs set off to India in search of the meaning of life.

Less than a year later, he came back with insights that made Apple a $3.4 trillion business.

Here are his 5 forgotten lessons that will reshape how you see life: In 1974, a 19-year-old Jobs sold everything he owned and bought a one-way ticket to India.

He wandered the streets of Delhi barefoot, lived simply, and studied Eastern spirituality.

His college friends thought he'd lost his mind.

But Jobs knew something they didn't...

At 23, I dined with billionaires.

I left it all to build my business while exploring monasteries, hidden islands, and ancient cities.

20+ countries & 141+ clients later—I’ve learned lessons most never will.

If you feel stuck, these 5 lessons will set you free:

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I left my corporate job at Bloomberg to travel the world, seeking something deeper.

I sat with shamans in the Amazon and found stillness in a monastery in Nepal.

The nomadic path had a special place in my heart.

5 valuable lessons it taught me:

I’m European.

Last year, I moved to India.

What I experienced shattered my Western mindset.

Here are 10 life-changing lessons I learned in India that reshaped how I see the world: Time Bends Here:

Indian trains can run 12+ hours late, yet no one panics.

I learned that life doesn't always follow a schedule.

Sometimes, the best moments happen when you stop rushing and let time find its own rhythm.

In 1974, Steve Jobs traveled to India to understand the meaning of life.

Less than a year later, he came back with principles that turned Apple into a $3 trillion business.

Here are his 6 forgotten lessons that will change how you see life: In 1974, a 19-year-old Jobs sold everything he owned and bought a one-way ticket to India.

He wandered the streets of Delhi barefoot, lived simply, and studied eastern spirituality.

His college friends thought he'd lost his mind.

But Jobs knew something they didn't...

I'm 30.

When I was young, I wasted years of my life working a soulless corporate job…

Then I found Alan Watts's teachings on how to make meaningful money.

Here are his 7 Laws for Creating a Life You Love: 1/ "Figure out how you get paid for playing."

Most people feel guilty charging money.

But when you work for others that feel like play your clients feel it.

Meet Rick Rubin.

An eccentric outsider who knows nothing about music, yet Adele, Johnny Cash & Jay-Z turn to him for guidance.

He went on Joe Rogan and shared some mind-blowing revelations on unlocking your creative genius.

Here are 8 of his most shocking insights: 1/ Create Your Best Work, Then Let Go

Don't be upset when you create good work and it doesn't perform.

Even if it succeeds, you may never know why.

All you can do is make something good put it out there and hope for the best…

Steve Jobs read 'Autobiography of a Yogi' every year for 38 years.

But most people miss the real reason why.

Here are 5 forgotten lessons about combining spiritual wisdom with business success that transformed how I guide entrepreneurs: The first principle: Your sensitivity isn't a weakness in business.

Jobs called intuition his "greatest gift."

While others relied on market research, he looked inward for answers.

I've watched 32+ guides build thriving businesses using this same truth.

The coaching industry is dying.

But something bigger is emerging.

Guidance businesses will explode in 2025.

Here's why. The truth is, AI will replace most knowledge workers.

But it can't replace human guidance. Why?

Because people aren't looking for more information.

They're desperately seeking meaning, connection, and transformation.

Alan Watts was a spiritual teacher who outsmarted every business guru.

His controversial views on success shocked the world.

Here are his 7 forgotten principles that will change how you build your business:
"I'm a successful man in business. I hate business." - Watts was radically honest.

Most gurus pretend to love the hustle. Real success comes from acknowledging the parts we hate and delegating them.

Focus on what lights you up.

I wasted years trying to 'hustle' my way to success.

Then I discovered the 2,500-year-old Tao Te Ching, and everything changed.

Here are its 5 forgotten ancient principles for building a conscious business without burning out:
The book's core message is radical:

The more you force things, the more resistance you create. The more you try to control, the more chaos emerges.
True power comes from aligning with natural flow.

This is Ram Dass.

He went from being a Harvard professor experimenting with psychedelics to teaching spirituality.

His book "Be Here Now" profoundly influenced Steve Jobs and many other visionaries.

Here are his 10 lessons for building a business that can change lives: 1. The Illusion of Success

Ram Dass taught that worldly success often leads to spiritual emptiness.

"The game is not about becoming somebody, it's about becoming nobody."

Success can leave you feeling hollow if not balanced with inner growth.

I used to struggle to market authentically without feeling pushy.

The truth?

Selling is a sacred service —

When done with integrity and care for your customers.

14 insights from building my 6-figure guidance business:
🧵 Your biggest challenge isn't tactics — it's your intention.

Embrace your sacred responsibility to share your gifts with those who need them.