Outward success continued - business growth, credibility, even baptism - yet inwardly nothing changed. Therapy had not brought freedom. Fear, mistrust, condemnation and unrest remained. Hypnotherapy offered hope, with the one greatest honest desire within me: not achievement, not relief - but lasting inner peace

At the height of professional success, I stood alone on a 23rd-floor balcony in Vancouver, moments from ending my life. This chapter reveals the hidden torment beneath visible achievement - and the quiet intervention that kept me alive when darkness felt louder than reason

At 35, outward success masked growing internal fracture. A testimonial from a stranger described my private reality with unsettling accuracy. For the first time, I recognised myself in someone else’s words - and realised change might be possible

As my business scaled rapidly in headcount, revenue, and visibility, success looked undeniable. But altitude changes pressure. The higher you climb, the greater the weight, scrutiny, and expectation. What I couldn’t yet see was this: external expansion was quietly outpacing internal capacity

From £1M revenue and industry recognition to £100,000 in debt and zero sales within twelve months, this is the true account of collapse at altitude — and the four weeks that proved what looked commercially impossible was not the end

In 2018, at the height of business success, with people I could talk to all around me, I felt like no one truly understood the pressure I was carrying. This short story explains more of what I was experiencing.

For a long time, I lived managing the fallout of what had already collapsed - now my heart is to help others protect their families, credibility, and calling before anything is lost.