In this episode, I’m going deeper into the energetic backbone of one of my most loved YouTube videos—“Tuning into Your Inner Kali.”

This isn’t just about mythology.

This is about what it really takes to build a magnetic business when you’re tired of performing and pretending.

It’s about how I finally started creating content from my real self—not from what I thought people wanted.

I talk about the triangle of self-concept I work with:
how I see myself,
how I see others,
and how I think others see me.

That third one? That’s where most people get stuck. That’s where magnetism dies.

I share stories from my time in medical school as a queer man trying to fit in, the rage I carried from childhood, and how I now see that rage as Kali’s fire—the exact same fire that fuels my presence, my offers, and my income.

I also share:

• Why trying to emulate others almost made me sick

• How journaling and tarot reminded me who I really am

• Why I stopped hiding my most chaotic, messy ideas—and started selling them instead

• How I use the goddess Matangi to reframe shame and residue into pure gold

• The five tarot cards that restructured my direction

• And what it means to create and sell from Utsishta—the leftovers, the thoughts you once discarded, the parts of you you thought were “too much”

This episode is both a confession and a transmission.

It’s a reminder that your most magnetic self is already here—
not when you become more polished, but when you become more you.

And yes—this is exactly what I’m teaching inside Mohini.

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Come into the field.
This is where we stop performing and start transmitting.