Concept: Intergenerational Trauma
What we carry didn’t begin with us—but it continues until we choose to see it.

NAVA Vision: Seeing what growth forgot
This is the gaze that doesn’t chase healing—it reveals what was always there, waiting to be witnessed.

The Illusion to the Solution: High Performance Healing
You can’t out-achieve your pain. Healing isn’t a hustle—and growth isn’t a performance.

Paradox: The Loneliness Paradox
We trade pieces of ourselves to belong—and still end up feeling alone.

What the dying have to teach us: “I wish I had let myself be happy”
In the end, it’s not what you did that matters—it’s what you denied yourself in order to survive.

House of Freedom Statement: Welcome to the Greatest Grow on Earth
This isn’t improving. It's remembering.

The Sixth Element —  gives you a choice to reap what you sow, or sow what you reap. However you  look at  it , it calls you to see you are lost and sound at the same time.

The Sixth Element is the infrastructure beneath your leadership—what governs how you give, build, earn and hold power in systems that rarely deserve your trust. 

• Dirty and Clean money: Even money can carry inherited shame

• Control and flow: When flow is compartmentalized control

• Power disguised as confidence: When control hides behind charm

• Tethering to performance: We give not to give but to prove we're good.

• Success as sacrifice: When growth requires giving up the parts of you that made it possible.

The Sixth Element is the thing beneath the thing.

The root system of leadership, service, and influence.

This House holds it—and builds with it.

We are lost until we are sound
This house doesn't require you to have the outcome. It asks whether you can stay with the unknown—without outsourcing clarity.

You can be disoriented and still be solid.
you can not know where it's going, and still know who you are.
Being sound means;

• You are yourself—not performing to be the person that fits into what others need you to be

• You're not bypassing with positivity or clarity

• You're not blaming systems as a way to avoid your own

• You can't see the future—but you're not using that as a reason to stall.
  
  

Soundness is what makes being lost livable.
Without it, confusion becomes collapse.
With it, confusion becomes construction.

The Passion of the Price— the invisible cost of what we pursue, and the parts of ourselves we trade along the way. The quiet intention of what we value and what we're willing to risk. We say money isn't everything—but still, we watch how much space it takes up in our thinking, our planning, in what we allow ourselves to drea.

There is no shame in wanting more. But in this house we notice what we have made conditional. What we are waiting for, before we begin. And what it is quietly costing.

• We expect money to bring change—but rarely change what holds it back

• We stay loyal to structures that no longer serve  us, hoping they'll eventually pay off

• We put of new ideas until the conditions become safer—then wonder why momentum fades.

• We measure value by what is earned, not always what is aligned.

The  Passion of the Price isn't about blame. It's about becoming honest with what we're building—and how we might build it differently.

How to Read a House

Each House is revealed through four coordinates:

• The Land – Where you’re going. The current that carries you. The deeper direction of your life phase. 

• The Seeing – How we'll get there: The living system that supports you T

• The Rhythm – How this House moves. The unseen forces (energetic patterns) that move you and move with you 

• The Vision – What becomes visible from here. The new gaze that cuts through the noise.