EPISODE · Mar 13, 2025 · 2H 9M
Michael Kwaaitaal - The Remarkable Journey from a CFO to Psychic Reader who Incorporates AI
from Cafe’s Locked Out Mailing List · host Michael Gray Griffith
How do you go from working in the upper echelons of the corporations to offering Spiritual Readings from Noosa?- Born and raised in Amsterdam, Netherlands- 1981 Rubiks Cube Champion age 14.- First job, turned into a BIG corporate career as CFO in Business Intelligence and Data Cubes.- Company grew explosively and so did Michael’s career, he worked in 35 countries and got transferred to Sydney in 2002.- Upon Family priorities - and feeling unfulfilled - quit corporate and moved to Noosa in 2008 taking a 3,5year sabbatical.- A stint in government lead to a series of personal struggles, which started a process of awakening from being a spiritual sceptic to now delivering psychic readings to help others.- in 2012, started a project to establish a decentralised direct democracy on incorruptible blockchain technology for humanity to vote on priorities and solutions on a single mobile app.- Currently working establishing the Post Government Era.Initiatives I am currently working on:noosagoals.com - Spiritual Transformation Agency. Delivering Psychic-CFO readings, supported by Artificial Intelligence and Enterprise Grade reverse engineered manifestation strategies.https://healthypoolwater.au - a startup initiative to fix Australia’s public pool water quality, eradicating the early onset of Asthma in preschool children.voteholder.org - world’s first decentralised direct democracy initiative, establishing the Post-Government Era - liberating humanity from tyranny.michaelkwaaitaal.com - personal site and blog. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cafelockeddown.substack.com/subscribe
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