An Invitation

What if we just talked?

No agenda. No framework. No predetermined outcome. Just two people in conversation, where something unexpected might emerge that changes how you see things.

How my curiosity works
"I want to find someone who really gets me, but I keep dating people who challenge me to be different."
What do you notice about that?
I hear someone who values being understood describing choosing people who want to change them.
You said "find" - so you're searching and what you discover is not what you're searching for. Is your search criteria producing a consistent result? Or is it bad luck?
"I need to make a decision about this job offer. I want security, but the startup opportunity is so exciting."
What stands out to you?
You said "need to decide" but then described two things you want. The pressure seems to be coming from somewhere else.
So a decision is 'needed' while security is 'wanted'. Those words carry different weights. Then after saying what you 'want' you said 'but' which immediately makes it secondary to the exciting opportunity. Now I'm curious. Is the opportunity itself already edging out the security of staying where you are?
"I'm always there for everyone else, but I feel so alone. I don't understand why people don't reciprocate."
What catches your attention?
You're always there for everyone else. That sounds dependable. Reliable. Even a little tiring but worth it in a unique way. It's probably hard for people to see you as someone who is without when you are always giving.
Should people know how to reciprocate based on the way you care for them? Or is it possible that they don't know how to care for you in the way you need? Do you ask for what you need or do you assume it will be obvious because you are so giving?

How the conversation works

Structured questioning around genuine curiosity that comes from your story, choice of words, body language, and belief systems. No rigid framework or methods. I am simply skilled in exploring conversation for nuance. My ability will surface what might have been missed in previous approaches. Most people know within the first 45 minutes whether this approach works for them.

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You Describe
Tell me where you're stuck. What you've tried. What keeps happening. I'm listening for overlooked factors and contradictions.
~20 minutes
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I Get Curious
Questions about inconsistencies I notice. I'm looking for gaps between your stated priorities and actual choices.
~20 minutes
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I Translate
Here's what I notice. Here are the contradictions I hear. What do you think about this perspective? Does this match your experience?
~20 minutes
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You See It
That moment when you can't unsee it. The pattern becomes clear and you understand why you've been cycling through the same approaches.
~10 minutes
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You Choose
Now that you understand what's been overlooked, what will you do differently? Specific next steps based on this new perspective.
~5 minutes
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You Move
Some people are done after one breakthrough session. Others need follow-up work. It depends on how complex your situation is.
Your choice
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Experience Being Noticed

Choose a scenario that resonates with you and see how I might notice patterns you can't see yourself.

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The Overwhelmed Achiever
Success that feels exhausting
🕊️
The Endless Mediator
Always keeping the peace
❤️
The Caring Invisible
Giving but feeling unseen
⚖️
The Security vs. Excitement Dilemma
Torn between safe and thrilling
The Frustrated Fighter
Caring deeply, hitting walls
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The Misunderstood Unique
Different frequency, seeking understanding
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The Serial Starter
Ideas everywhere, follow-through nowhere
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The Anxious Planner
Planning for every possibility
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The Paralyzed Chooser
Afraid of making the wrong decision
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Mario Warren
I'm Mario.
I've spent 1700+ hours in conversations where people discover something they couldn't see on their own. My goal isn't to keep you as a client. It's to help you "graduate" and move forward with newfound clarity, which is why most of my clients get what they need in just 3-4 hours of conversation.
I don't have a method or framework - I just listen for the gaps between what you say and what you might mean. I have found that I do my best work when I'm fully present. That's why I only offer three sessions a day, six days a week, so I can bring my full attention to every conversation.
What I bring: genuine curiosity, pattern recognition developed over years of practice, and the willingness to be surprised by what emerges between us. What you bring: whatever is actually on your mind, not what you think you should talk about.

Ready for a conversation?

No intake forms. No assessment. There's a one time 90-minute conversation to see what emerges. The session fee is a fixed **$148.50**. If nothing interesting happens in the first 45 minutes of our first conversation, we will end the session and you can walk away with no obligation. It's free.

Let's talk
For urgent or off-schedule requests, a limited number of premium sessions are available for **$200**.