ABOUT

I’m an intuitive. I tell the truth.

I receive the whole story at once, what’s being said, what isn’t, what’s being performed, and what’s actually true. It arrives like a complete file that feels like something I’ve always known.

Growing up I was terrified of what I could feel, and as I learned to trust my gifts I found myself negotiating with who I was in order to control what felt like a haunting.

I believe our true desires often live in the parts of ourselves we’ve learned to edit out. We spend enormous energy becoming acceptable to our families, our partners, our industries and our ideas of success, and then wonder why the lives and systems we build don’t quite work, or why our success doesn’t feel good. My work asks what happens when we stop negotiating with what we know, what we want and who we are.

There is a memoir of many psychedelic lifetimes in between, but for our purposes here I’ll tell you that while discovering what to do with those gifts, I spent a decade in fashion. I sold my talent for a salary that covered an apartment and nice shoes, while the executives at large turned my work into a few billion and called it even. I was deeply unsatisfied and constantly pretending I wasn’t. It was there, though, that I found the holes in the system and my kink for generating money in innovative ways, at scale. I learned to read people, what they do with power, the insincere culture, the thing everyone knows but nobody says, and the difference between what a business wants and what it’s actually organized to produce. I left when I’d had enough.

I’ve spent the last decade working privately as an intuitive and advisor. Through this work I discovered that the more completely myself I was, down to the minutia of who I am in each moment, the more clearly the person sitting across from me could see themselves.

My speciality became uncovering desire and seeing where we’ve organized our lives or work around something that isn’t true to that desire. What’s in the way is usually remarkably simple: the truth is difficult to control! Once we admit what we actually want, we lose some ability to manage how we’re perceived and what happens next. We’ll do almost anything to avoid that. But when we finally sit still and let our eyes adjust to the darkness, what we were afraid to see isn’t that scary at all. Often, it’s exactly what we were looking for.

My method is Frequency. I believe the physicists and the mystics are having the same conversation. Like the human experience itself, frequency is a mix of scientific evidence and intangible energy. Your frequency is the signal your body broadcasts. Your desires, relationships, thoughts, actions and what you tolerate become instructions for what you are available to receive. My work is to read your current signal, find where it contradicts what you actually desire, and bring the two into the same wavelength. 

I was an early adopter of AI, which surprised me because theoretically, I don’t even like AI! But a lot of my gifts are rooted in pattern recognition, and even frequency itself is a repeated pattern. I began to recognize that AI could follow similar patterns that I use intuitively, and learned how to work with it to think with me rather than for me. Eventually I wondered if I could take my own process apart well enough to teach it to a machine. I taught myself how to program and built THE FREQ, an AI version of my system based on years of private notes, my intuitive process and the way I work with people. It uncovers the deeper desire beneath what someone thinks they want, finds where their choices and behavior are working against it, and gives them clear action to come into alignment with their own desire.

One of the questions I’m most interested in now is what happens as machine intelligence is directed by human complexity. Humans have desires, blind spots, fear, ambition, brilliance, trauma, ego and incentives. The frequency of the people building our systems inevitably becomes part of the systems themselves. I’m not interested in pretending we can opt out of the systems we live inside. I’m interested in understanding them well enough to Robin Hood them, using what already exists to create something more human.

Today I work privately with individuals and advise founders, leaders and teams. The scale changes, but the work is remarkably similar. A person can organize their life against what they desire; a company can do the same thing. I’m usually brought in when something is changing, something isn’t working, or there’s a truth everyone can feel but hasn’t quite named. I find what’s underneath it and help turn that recognition into a different way of operating.

My current work as an artist turns the experiment back on me. I’m becoming completely coherent with my most ridiculous and truthful desire: to receive $1 billion for my orgasm. It’s part performance project, part economic proposition. If I believe our lives organize around what we actually desire, I should be willing to find out what happens when I stop negotiating with mine. The project gets into what it means to be resourced for our aliveness, billionaire culture, the commerce of art, who is actually selling what to whom, and the horror of being completely sincere about what you want.

I like to connect before we decide to work together. If something here resonates, reach out below.