My Story
Forged Through
Real Experience
I didn't grow up with stability. By the time I was one year old, the home I was born into had already started to fracture. I grew up hearing arguments, witnessing things no child should witness, and learning very early that the world was not always a safe place. There was no blueprint for how a man should be. No steady hand. Just chaos — and me, trying to make sense of it.
I grew up between countries, between parents, between versions of a life that never quite felt like mine. I went years without seeing my father. I watched my mother work herself to exhaustion trying to hold things together. I was raised partly by my grandparents, in a house that had its own kind of storm — violence, addiction, police at the door. I carried all of it quietly, the way boys are taught to do. I didn't have the words for what I was feeling. I just kept going.
What saved me wasn't a single moment. What saved me was a decision — made somewhere around the age of eighteen — to start asking real questions. About myself. About life. About why people do what they do and feel what they feel. I began to read, obsessively. Nearly a hundred books over six or seven years. I studied the mind, the spirit, human behaviour, energy, relationships, the body. I became someone who could not stop looking inward, even when what I found was uncomfortable.
"You cannot hide the truth of what you feel. Not from others, and not from yourself. Energy is real. The body doesn't lie."
And then life tested everything I thought I knew. A three year relationship. A child born into it. And then betrayal — the kind that cracks you open completely. In the wreckage of that I learned something I couldn't have learned any other way. That relationship, painful as it was, became one of my greatest teachers.
I want to be honest with you — I am still on this journey. I still have days that are hard. I am not a man who has arrived. I am a man who has chosen, every single day, to keep going — to keep growing, keep questioning, keep looking for truth even when it is easier to look away.
If you are a man who feels like you don't quite fit the mould. If you are carrying more than you let on. If you know deep down that there is more to you than what your current life reflects — then you are exactly who I built this for.
— Rad, Founder of SEER