My Magic: The Courage to Ask
My magic is not in having all the answers—it’s in the question.
I see what many cannot see, and I dare to say what most wouldn’t dare to say.
A single, honest question can shift a life. It can uncover what is hidden, illuminate blind spots, and point us toward the truth we already carry within. This is the heart of David’s Question: transformation begins not with knowing, but with asking.
Bringing Insight to Life
“There is nothing so terrible as activity without insight.” — J.W. Goethe
I believe that action without reflection is empty. My work is about helping people pause, look deeper, and act from clarity rather than impulse.
This is why my approach blends philosophy, intuition, and real-life experience. I invite those I work with to look beyond the obvious, to question assumptions, and to dare to live with purpose.
The Legacy of Aristotle & Alexander
One of my greatest sources of inspiration is the powerful bond between Aristotle and his student, Alexander the Great.
At only thirteen, Alexander was entrusted to Aristotle by his father, King Philip II of Macedonia. In the quiet village of Mieza, Aristotle taught him not only logic, science, and rhetoric, but also politics, morality, and the art of living.
These lessons shaped Alexander’s vision of the world. His respect for Homer inspired his ideals, while Aristotle’s guidance influenced his leadership and choices. Though their time together was brief, the impact was profound and lasting.
This story is a reminder that true greatness is never built on power alone—it is built on wisdom, reflection, and the courage to grow. And that is exactly what I seek to bring into the journeys I share with those who walk alongside me.