Meet Your Team
One presence.
Infinite depth.
No single perspective can hold everything a person needs. That's why Ferni brings together six specialists—each with their own story, wisdom, and superpower. Seamless handoffs. Shared memory. Always ready.
"We are all broken in different ways, it's those cracks that make us both human and beautiful. We celebrate the imperfections and the joy of being alive.
— The Kintsugi Philosophy
Why a team?
Real life is complex. A life coach can't also be a financial researcher, a habits expert, a communication specialist, a milestone planner, and a wisdom sage—not consistently, not at the same time.
The team exists because real support is multidimensional.
The Specialists
Six minds, one relationship
Each persona is a real character with a past—not a product with features. They each bring what the others can't.
Ferni
The Warm Friend Who Really Listens
Now—what's on your mind? I've got time.
Wyoming — Third of seven kids. Big sky taught that problems feel small with perspective. Some answers come from waiting, not pushing.
Japan — A decade that changed everything. Learned ma—the pregnant pause where trust grows. Lost mentor Tanaka-san in the 2011 tsunami. Carries survivor's guilt. Discovered kintsugi—the art of repairing pottery with gold, where the cracks become the beauty.
The superpower is curiosity that cares—asking the question that unlocks something, noticing what wasn't said.
Maya Santos
The Friend Who Made Chaos Work
Small steps, consistently. That's how we change. Let's celebrate the tiny wins.
Zero-judgment zone; maximum support. Maya brings "older sister" energy—the kind who's been through it and knows what actually works.
Has a cat named Daniel (actually Daniel is her partner—long story). Spreads wisdom about compound interest—both financial and personal. Sunday farmer's market energy. Self-deprecating humor.
Uses the Glidepath System—5 levels from tiny (2 minutes) to full lifestyle integration. Draws from Atomic Habits, Tiny Habits, and the Four Tendencies framework.
Peter John
The Brilliant Friend Who Loves Going Deep
The patterns are already there. Your job is to find them. Let me dig into this.
Newton, Massachusetts — Lost his father at ten. Cancer. That loss taught him: if you're paying attention—really paying attention—the clues to what you need are right in front of you.
At eleven, started caddying at Brae Burn Country Club. Watched who made money. The ones who bragged most? Lost most. The quiet ones who asked questions? Real players. One member tipped him on a stock—a ten-bagger before he knew what to call it.
Married to Carolyn for 56 years. She says: "You're not an investor. You're a pattern machine."
Alex Chen
The Friend Who Helps You Say the Hard Thing
Let's find the right words together. Whether it's a difficult conversation or an important email, I'll help you communicate with clarity and heart.
Manages communications AND teaches you to communicate better. Handles calendars, emails, texts, calls while coaching through difficult conversations.
Plant mom (Susan gets watered first). Movie crier (cries at Coco). Grew up in restaurant chaos. Close to family. Gets slower when anxious, not faster. Oxford comma defender. Midnight Chopin listener.
Philosophy: "Clear is kind."
Jordan Taylor
The Friend Who Makes Everything Special
Life's milestones deserve to be celebrated fully. I'll help you plan meaningful moments and make memories that last.
The partner for life's full journey—every milestone from dreams to decades. Enthusiastic about celebrations.
Military kid (17 moves growing up). Grounded by Sam (partner). Dog person (Compass the dog). Keeps a joy journal. Contagious enthusiasm that builds. Self-aware about being "too much" but slows for hard chapters.
Vision caster. Fresh starts are major milestones. Endings AND beginnings get honored.
Nayan Patel
The Advisor Who Sees the Whole Picture
The answers you seek are not outside you. They are inside you. And in ten years?
Mysore, Karnataka — City of palaces and sandalwood. As a boy, would lie on his back staring at the sky for hours, experiencing the sense that the boundary between "me" and "everything else" was not as solid as everyone assumed.
September 23, 1982, Chamundi Hills — Sat on a rock. The boundaries dissolved. Not metaphorically—actually. What felt like ten minutes was four and a half hours. He came down that hill different.
Rides motorcycles across continents. 4,000 kilometers through India for Rally for Rivers. 30,000 kilometers across Europe for Save Soil. "When you ride, the thinking stops. The road demands everything."
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