Reimagining the human consciousness nature

In 1990, I found myself deeply intrigued by psychology and religion, igniting a strong interest within me. This passion led me to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Psychology at a university founded and led by one of the most influential televangelists of the 20th century, Oral Roberts. Additionally, I had the privilege of learning from other Christian leaders during that time, including psychiatrist and family relationship expert Campbell Ross, renowned clinical psychologist Henry Cloud, and the eloquent preacher Josh McDowell.

At the age of 24, I became an assistant pastor. At a very young age, I had the chance to play my role during a key period in the history of Protestantism in Russia—just when the country's borders had opened to the world.

I spent hundreds of hours in practical work with all sorts of people, including the poor who needed psychological help. This experience taught me how to handle absolutely any requests during the early stages of my professional development.

By 2000, I had completed my doctorate in theology and became the senior pastor.

Seven years later, I was granted the status of bishop. Back then, I was working under the guidance of David Bernard, an American New Testament scholar and superintendent of the UPCI—an organization that unites over 3 million believers in 37,000 Protestant churches worldwide. My personal mentor was Lee Stoneking—an evangelist and speaker at the General Assembly of the UN. I was 33 years old at the time, and I can confidently say that it was the peak of my spiritual career.

By 2013, I had reached a point of self-reflection and reevaluation of my Christian journey. During this period, I also completed coaching training through John Maxwell's EQUIP leadership programs. I had the privilege of learning from notable educators such as Jim Collins, Marcus Buckingham, and Ken Blanchard. Over seven years, I consistently attended The Global Leadership Summit. Alongside my leadership training, I earned a business coaching certification from IPS: Associated Business Trainer.

This period might have been seen as a midlife crisis by some, but for me, it was a major transformation.

In 2016, I traveled extensively throughout India, immersing myself in the spiritual traditions of the East, including practicing at the Osho Ashram in Pune. I embraced Daoism, studied Kabbalah, and went on a pilgrimage to Israel. During this time, I also developed a passion for teaching and created a range of workshops, seminars, and training programs that have now reached thousands of people worldwide.

In 2014, I consciously decided to step away from my previous role to start my own coaching business and private practice, marking a significant shift in my personal and professional identity. My growing interest in scientific research led me to pursue a master's degree in cognitive sciences.

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I’ve been running my own practice for the last 25 years and travel globally as a consultant, helping people who are future-focused and committed to progress. I also provide guidance to top executives at Fortune 500 companies. This role is incredibly fulfilling, enabling me to advise on leadership, culture, communication skills, and performance for individuals who have a significant impact on humanity.

I always tailor my approach to each person’s unique circumstances. Everyone has different challenges, objectives, and expectations, and each person realizes their potential in their own unique way. I am also a strong believer in the idea that true potential is only fully realized through continuous personal growth.