Today, my friend Nikki told me a story. And I can't stop thinking about it. You see... Four years ago, she went to a beach here in Bali. Ever since then, she remembered the road to get there as very steep. So steep that this time, on the way there, she was warning her friend: “Prepare yourself, this part is intense.” But when they arrived… They couldn’t find anything steep at all. No dramatic drop. No scary turn. No “oh shit” moment. Instead, Nikki kept asking: “Where is that steep road?” And then it clicked. Four years ago, she was a beginner on a scooter. New. Insecure. Tense. Overthinking every turn. So the road felt steep. Today? She’s experienced. Grounded. Confident. Same road. Completely different experience. The road didn’t change. She did. And yet… the story stayed. This is how so many of us live. We’re still reacting to life through stories that were formed when we were: - younger - less skilled - less resourced - less safe Stories that made sense back then. But here’s the problem: They’re still running in the background. They whisper: - “This will be hard.” - “I’m not ready.” - “This is dangerous.” - “I can’t handle this.” Even when the road isn’t steep anymore. Those stories don’t exist anywhere else. Not in reality. Not in the present moment. Only in the mind. And as long as they run unchecked, life keeps feeling harder than it actually is. Here’s the part that matters most to me. Once you change the story... once you update the lens you’re looking through... you might arrive and be genuinely confused. “Wait… this is it?” “Where’s the steep part?” And if you ask me? I’d rather be surprised and confused for a moment... than scared for my entire life. What about you? If you want to: - identify the old story that’s still running you - understand when it was created and why - and actually change it (not just talk about it) Comment STEEP and let’s talk. Isn't this the time to update your story... so you can start living like it’s now...

"How can I serve others in the best way possible?" Ever since I arrived to Thailand and now to Bali, I've been pondering this question. You see, I find myself in these 2 pieces of paradise for a specific reason: A friend invited me to teach him EVERYTHING I know. So I started preparation. I put together all the techniques I've been using. I compiled all the results my clients achieved over the years. OVERCOMING LOSS was the first thing that popped at me. People have lost loved ones, relationships, jobs, or material possessions. And the techniques I use helped them to move beyond all of that. HEALING ATTACHMENT WOUNDS was another pattern I noticed. Inconsistent upbringing often results in anxious or avoidant attachment. Again, the methods I use helped them to become secure in love - fast. DEALING WITH INSOMNIA was also a big one. Dysregulated nervous system is at the core of this symptom. Once the body learns to regulate itself again, insomnia vanishes into thin air. Over the years I've helped others with: - healing after betrayal and infidelity - overcoming procrastination and increasing productivity - even eradicating chronic pain But, the biggest benefit I personally experienced... the biggest change people went through... has been to TRUST YOURSELF AGAIN. Here's the thing: Life is challenging. Things happen that we wish wouldn't. Sometimes we feel like we "should've known better". Sometimes others cross our boundaries and we feel "betrayed." Every single instance has a potential to erode our trust to ourselves. Trusting our ability to make decisions. Being confident to adapt. And often, we create a story in our minds: - a story about "not being good enough" - a story about "losing our edge" - a story full of regrets Interestingly enough, the solution to all of these is always the same: CREATING A NEW STORY. That's where my approach shines. That's how I can benefit you the most. That's how you can literally turn the page on whatever you're going through.

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When my wife broke up with me a few years ago, I had no map. I thought I was “processing.” I thought I was “being mature.” I thought time would heal it. It didn’t. Looking back now, I can see I was doing the exact same 5 things I now see almost everyone do after a breakup. I didn’t know they were mistakes. I didn’t know they were feeding the craving instead of healing it. I broke all five. More than once. And then, after working with dozens of clients, I kept seeing the same pattern: - smart, high-functioning people - stuck in the same loop - not because they’re weak, - but because no one ever told them what not to do. So I made this video for the past version of me. And for anyone who’s there right now: 5 Crucial Breakup Mistakes (Avoid #3 At All Costs!) 👉 Watch the video here In it, I break down: - why time alone doesn’t heal you, - why most people stay hooked without realizing, - and the five mistakes that quietly keep the withdrawal alive. I don’t want to spoil them here. I want you to see them, feel them, and recognize yourself if they’re happening. Once you see them, you can’t unsee them. If this helps even one person avoid the hell I went through, it’s worth it. Do one thing for me - Think of someone you know who is: - going through a breakup, or - stuck in a separation, or - clearly not themselves in love right now. And send them this video. We don’t always know what to say to people in pain. Sometimes the best thing we can do is put a map in their hands. 👉 Watch + share the video We gotta help each other. This one is for the old me who didn’t know better. And for someone out there who finally will. Matus