Dreams come to us all the time. When we sleep, sure. But also when we’re awake.

Driving to work. Taking a shower. Watching a video. Looking at ourselves in a mirror.

All day and night long, our subconscious is churning away, like a Desire Engine inside of us.

Lighting a path. Keeping us safe. Showing us ways to become better versions of ourselves.

Dreams are our subconscious telling us what we want.

Sometimes they shout in full color with 56-piece orchestra. Sometimes they whisper to us in a store. Sometimes they arrive at 2pm as dull waves of pain and longing.

Understanding why people have certain dreams is the first key to helping them unlock the door to their joy.

You had a dream. The spark of an idea. And you turned it into an offering.

Maybe your offering does something no other does, or maybe it does it in a very new or more effective way.

Either way, it’s the connection between your dreams and their dreams.

But unless you can speak to people’s dreams — their motivations, desires, ideal versions of themselves — in the moment when they feel that need the most, they may never connect with your offering.

In my work, I speak the language of dreams.

I don’t just scream “look at me!” on your behalf, I whisper into people’s hearts. With the right message, the right visuals, at the right time, without them realizing they’ve even been spoken to until they’re halfway down the path I’ve shown them.

This is how I foster serendipity, by giving the cosmos a little push.