“I’m the type who can explain money, budgets, strategies, all of it. I’ve watched videos, read books, done spreadsheets. On the outside I looked “rational.”

But then I’d get to a real decision — raise my prices, invest, choose a direction — and suddenly I’d get this tight feeling and start postponing. I’d open the laptop, close it, “do more research,” tell myself I’m being smart. It wasn’t smart. It was fear pretending to be careful.

The cost wasn’t just money. It was the way I started to mistrust myself. Like, if I can’t follow through, what does that say about me? I’d get annoyed at myself, then I’d avoid it even more. Nice loop.

After working with Vytas, the first thing I noticed was how normal decisions started to feel. Not “exciting,” not “motivational,” just… not dramatic. I could choose something and not need to sit in my head for two days.

This isn’t a magical “I became rich overnight” story. It’s more boring than that, in a good way. I handle things faster, I stop negotiating with myself, and because of that I’ve been moving forward consistently. I didn’t realize how much energy that internal hesitation was stealing until it wasn’t there.“