Idk where to start with Reynaldo, there are just too many good things to say, but let me just start with where I was. I'm someone who overthinks a lot, I'm often anxious and I tend to get overwhelmed quickly, and throughout the years I have manage to develop good habits from journalling, exercising, reframing diff experiences to manage my natural tendencies. Reynaldo is one of the driving forces that keeps me accountable on my many goals. He has been nothing but supportive, and I'm from Australia, and he will try to accomodate my schedule so that the time difference works for me during our sessions. He is knowledgable and positive, I always feel so good after our sessions, he is an energy giver. I've come a long way and Reynaldo is definitely keeping me in line as someone who keeps me accountable. He provides different perspective and insights to things I don't normally consider, and is professional also in asking me the tough questions that I myself have difficulties facing on my own. Thanks Reynaldo for everything! Looking forward to our next session, Godspeed! :) Less

Do you ever feel like you're stagnating in life—unsure of your goals, watching the days pass without real progress? Maybe you have aspirations but don’t know where to start or how to move forward. Reynaldo has been through these struggles himself, and he’s living proof that your doubts have real solutions. With his guidance, you’ll uncover your true drives, build resilience against challenges, and break through fear—all through structured, personalized sessions designed just for you. Thank you for your guidance and support, Aldo! Less

Life is a messy thing. Screwing up an exam, trying to find a job, looking for a new home, or just tripping and planting the face in the mud. Big or small, bad things happen all the time and many of us, myself included, often lose sight of what we love and what we wanted to do. Some are even unfortunate enough to never learn what they really want to do. On the worst days, we hope that someone or something will pull us out of this muddy pit. Maybe tomorrow, a great realization will hit us, and our lives will change forever from that moment on. Then tomorrow comes, and nothing happens. Eventually, we get tired of even getting tired, and just let things be. 'It is what it is,' we tell ourselves. It was a rather recent event that I participated in Aldo's sessions. He's been my friend for a long time, but I had no idea what he was working on, nor what I was getting myself into. Part of me even believed that this was one of those friendly pep talk things; nice and heartwarming, but ultimately nothing that would change my fate. Another part of me desperately believed that this might be the one moment of great realization that will change everything. It was neither of those. What it did was something a lot smaller, but something that still echoes to this day and will continue to do so. Aldo isn't someone who's looking down on us from the height of success, telling us to 'shape our future,' that 'we can do it.' He's one of us, still in the middle of his own endeavors, running on the same track as most of us are. But he knows something special: the future isn't something we shape. The future is as real as we want it to be, and all we need to do is shape the present. And all he did was share this with me and chip away a tiny piece of my tired self: to doubt my doubting self. But just as a tiny crack grows into a bigger fracture, every new day, I've been able to push myself further and further. We've all faced walls in our lives, forced to a stop. And many of us have been forced into believing that the wall cannot be overcome. But every single one of us is capable of so much more than we think. We don't need life-changing events or near-death experiences to realize that. All we need is the first step, and he can help with it. Less