01 / LIFE & IDENTITY
Transitions and reinvention
Divorce, career change, loss of direction, midlife reinvention, major decisions, or the space between who you were and who you’re becoming.
Private clarity & strategy
You don’t always need another person telling you what to do. Sometimes you need the right person to help you see what you can’t see alone.
Bring the situation
One focused, honest conversation. No formula, no performance, and no generic motivational speech. We slow the situation down, change the frame, and work toward a next move that feels like your own.
01 / LIFE & IDENTITY
Divorce, career change, loss of direction, midlife reinvention, major decisions, or the space between who you were and who you’re becoming.
02 / RELATIONSHIPS & CONNECTION
Friendship, dating, boundaries, recurring dynamics, feeling unseen, and the very human problem of finding your people.
03 / CONTENT & CREATIVE VOICE
Find your voice, develop original ideas, move through fear of judgment, get comfortable on camera, and grow without becoming a character you hate.
You bring what feels tangled. I bring deep listening, pattern recognition, honest questions, and practical strategy.
Coaching and strategic conversation, not therapy or mental-health treatment. Bruno does not diagnose or treat mental-health conditions.
Vibe Sesh
Raw conversations. Real truths. No filter. Vibe Sesh is where guests, callers, Cisco, and I follow curiosity through psychology, meaning, transformation, absurdity, and the strange business of being human.
About Bruno
I’m a Korean-Brazilian American raised in Queens, now living in Florianópolis. I spent fourteen years in finance, held more than 6,000 coaching sessions, and built an audience of more than one million followers across platforms while moving through a reinvention of my own.
I’m also the founder of The Omnivore Club, a curated place where intellectual omnivores gather for deeper conversations, genuine connection, and curiosity without hierarchy.
I don’t pretend to have all the answers. I know how to listen closely, notice the pattern beneath the story, ask the question that changes the frame, and help someone find a next move that feels like their own.
You do not need to arrive with the perfect explanation. Start with what is actually happening.