“…but hey, we can adjust it”
If you've heard yourself say this right after naming a price, this report is for you.
From your date, time and place of birth you get a report of about twenty pages on what you do with money without noticing: what holds you back, where you feel it in your body and what to do over the next seven days to start changing it.
- 01You say the figure (a salary, a price, what you're owed), hear a second of silence and add "but we can adjust it".
- 02There is a bank statement you haven't opened for weeks. You know "more or less" what's in there.
- 03Someone pays you or treats you and you're already working out what to give back: something extra, two more hours, a little gift.
- 04You've been doing something you master for years and still think you need one more course before asking what it's worth.
- 05You accept the first thing that comes in case nothing else does. And then it weighs on you.
None of this means you're bad with money. It's something you learned very early to protect yourself, and today it costs you. And it can change.
I was the IT friend
For years I fixed everyone's computers: my uncles, my friends, even my mother-in-law's neighbour, literally. Whole afternoons. The payment? A “thank you”. If I was lucky, they'd invite me to eat.
At first it felt good, because I was helping. Over time I started to feel resentful. I saw others getting paid for the same thing, and I kept saying yes when inside it was a no.
When I ran this report on myself, the first page said this:
“Before the other person can even blink, you find yourself offering a discount to make things easier for them.”
That was me, the guy fixing the neighbour's computer, told from my birth details. And it still happens to me sometimes.
I don't ask you a single question. Everything comes from your date, time and place of birth, which is why yours looks like nobody else's. If a scene sounds like last week, it was already in your chart before it happened.
- 01Your money on one pageThree sentences about you, what holds you back and the first step.
- 02Seven scenes from your lifeWith a box to tick. This is where you think “how does it know that?”.
- 03What weighs on you mostThe three or four things that hold you back with money: where they come from, how they show up in your day and what to do with each one.
- 04What you inheritedThe money sayings you heard at home as a child, and why you always end up in the same place.
- 05Money in your body and seven daysWhere your body tightens when you ask or receive, a three-minute practice and one action a day for a week.
- 06Your sentenceJust one, to stick on the fridge. Mine is “What comes easily to me is what's worth the most”.
It's not for you if you want someone to tell you you'll get rich, or if you want a reading of your birth chart full of planets. This is about what you do with money, and changing it.
Is it expensive? An hour with me costs €100. The report is €27, and you get it within minutes.
And if it doesn't help, write to me and I'll refund you. You keep the report.
I want my report
You pay by card and on the next page you give me your date, time and place of birth. Within minutes it's in your inbox and saved in your mi.mapainterno.com account (created automatically with your email; you sign in without a password).
- What if I don't know my birth time?
- Tick “I don't know the time”. The report is still made, but without the part that depends on the time. If you can, check your birth certificate or ask your family: it's worth it.
- How long does it take?
- About three minutes after you give me your birth details. You can wait on the screen or close it: it arrives by email with the link and the PDF.
- What happens to my data?
- It's used to calculate your chart and write your report, and it stays in your account. It isn't sold or shared. Payment is handled by Stripe; your card is never stored here.
- What if something doesn't fit?
- Reply to the report email. I read it myself.