I'm not a celebrity. I'm not a famous psychologist. And I never wanted to become an author.

I was an ordinary person with an ordinary job. But I had one question that wouldn't leave me alone: What if the limits I believed in weren't actually my limits?

I wasn't interested in motivational speeches or magical shortcuts. I wanted to understand what was happening inside my mind.

And that question changed the direction of my life.

For eleven months, I barely stepped outside my house. I still had a normal job, but almost everything outside of it revolved around one thing: understanding the human mind.

I studied psychology and neuroscience. I sought out psychologists and neuroscientists, paying for their expertise because I wanted answers from people who understood the subject.

For months, I had pieces of information that didn't seem to connect.

Until one day, everything clicked.

After months of searching, the ideas I'd been studying suddenly started to fit together.

I began developing an approach based on what I'd learned and decided to try it on myself.

I noticed changes in the way I approached situations that had previously held me back. But I wasn't ready to call that proof.

What if it was just a coincidence?

There was only one way to find out. I needed to try it with other people.

I decided to test my approach with a small group of people. I wanted to understand whether anyone else could experience the changes I'd noticed in myself.

Their experiences encouraged me to continue. People began talking about what I'd been doing, and more people started reaching out.

Some were financially successful but still struggled with limits in other areas of life: confidence, relationships, fear, and decisions. Some were willing to pay significant amounts for personal guidance.

Eventually, I couldn't keep explaining everything to everyone individually.

That's when Imaginary Limit became a book.

Because I don't want it there.

I didn't spend eleven months searching for answers just to turn what I discovered into another mainstream product.

I don't want Imaginary Limit buried among thousands of books, picked up out of boredom, skimmed for entertainment, and forgotten the next morning.

I want you to get it directly from me. I want you to understand why I created it and what you're getting into.

That's why I chose to make Imaginary Limit available exclusively through this website.

No. I never promised that.

I didn't create Imaginary Limit to become another mainstream trend.

I want these ideas to reach people who are serious about applying them, not people looking for something to consume and forget.

If I reach a point where I believe the method is being widely misrepresented or used in ways I never intended, I'm prepared to stop distributing the book.

I can't tell you whether or when that decision will happen.

What I can tell you is this: I have no intention of promising that Imaginary Limit will be available forever.