The 3 P’s

It is often termed the quest for power, property, and prestige.

For many inheritors, next gen, wealthy celebrities, the top 1-percenters, or elite members of society, the pursuit of power is intertwined with significant detriments to their physical, emotional, or spiritual well-being.

Such individuals may compromise their health through things such as substance abuse and disordered eating.

Their relationships sometimes suffer due to emotional and sexual infidelities, sexual addiction, narcissism, and various other complex personality traits.

Financially they are prone to reckless and compulsive spending, which risks depleting their fortunes.

Spiritually, they chase unattainable dreams—visions implanted by their own beliefs or those they hold in high regard.

Throughout my coaching career, I have had the privilege of working with remarkable individuals who, despite their substantial inherent power—be it from wealth, fame, pedigree, or social standing—have found themselves diminished personally and relationally.

These exceptional traits, while setting them apart, often lead to their being stripped of essential human qualities and reduced to a Superhero like figure, or a dollar sign.

Defined and constrained by societal expectations, they wield immense influence and wealth, yet possess no true power.

They own everything and nothing, trapped in a fragile illusion of power that could shatter at any moment.

Interestingly, traditional therapy methods have often failed to address their unique challenges, as most therapists and psychologists lack insight into the complexities of extreme power and wealth.

This gap in traditional therapy is precisely why my ultra-high-net-worth clients turn to me—and why they achieve transformative results.

My approach is tailored to understand and navigate the intricate dynamics of their success, power, status, wealth… of their lives, providing them with the genuine empowerment they seek.