Twenty-five years ago, my life was in upheaval. My wife had left and moved to another country. At the same time, I had walked away from a 15-year career and found myself moving abroad—twice—trying to start anew. Everything felt uncertain. I was faced with an avalanche of life-defining decisions and very little clarity.

Some choices could be approached logically, but many others demanded something deeper—guidance, not just information. My thinking wasn’t clear, and I needed a compass.

I had used Tarot before, but it felt too esoteric, too abstract. What I needed was practical insight—something that could help me navigate immediate questions like “What should I do next?” or “Can I trust this opportunity?” That’s when I discovered Lenormand.

My sister had transitioned from Tarot to Lenormand and encouraged me to try it. What began as an experiment quickly became a lifeline. The cards were direct, concrete, and astonishingly accurate. I started using them for myself, but soon friends and colleagues began asking for readings. Over the years, I became a trusted guide—not because I claimed to have all the answers, but because I knew how to listen, ask questions, and interpret the cards with clarity and honesty. Eventually, this became my calling.