One of the people who inspired me to build The Behaviour University was a mentor of mine.

A therapist from my hometown who was one of the wisest individuals I ever met. He was also the father of my best friend at the time, and the three of us would sometimes meet at the Port of Hamburg where we would eat Oysters, drink red wine and talk about life.

In one of these gatherings, I confessed to the group that I had a broken heart and that I struggled to put myself back together.

When my mentor heard this, he did something that I will never forget in my life.

He raised both his hands and he pretended to pull something out of an invisible box that was hovering in the air. This invisible box was his "toolbox" and it contained all his therapy techniques, stories, and exercises that he collected over his many years of working as a therapist.

He then pretended to open the "toolbox" and "handed" me a technique that eventually helped me to fix my heart and to become light and free again.

That meeting was the last time I saw my mentor, he died shortly after of cancer.

While mourning this loss, I couldn't help but not only think about the fact that the world prematurely had to farewell a great man, but also that his toolkit perished with him.

To me, this felt like a whole library was burned to its ground.
A library of light, one that wasn't done teaching.

It was during my time of grief, that I started to dream about one big toolkit for humanity in which the greatest teachers in the world can eternalize their tools of transformation so that they can continue their work even from beyond their own graves.

This is what The Behaviour University attempts to become, a place where teachers, tools, and technologies will help you to  amplify your own light so that you can share it generously with the whole world.