David Ghiyam

I did well in school, but I always wanted more.

I craved more.

Everything was kind of boring to me.

So I actually went down a path of investing in the stock market, even though I shouldn't have done that as a teenager, and learning how to play poker and gambling.

And that became all consuming for me, like 15 hours a day.

I made a lot of money when I was a teenager.

I think I made my first million when I was 14 or 15.

And...

All of that was because I was pursuing something greater.

I wanted more, just didn't know where to channel my energy.

When my uncle told me about spirituality and Kabbalah, I thought it was religion, so I didn't want that because I don't like the dogmatic part of that.

But he said, no, go to a seminar.

You'll see what it's like.

I went to my first seminar.

Everything made sense.

Everything felt like cause and effect.

And I said, I'm going to take a chance and just start applying.

From that moment on, I saw that I was not the effect of life anymore.

I was able, as a young teenager, to apply spiritual concepts and be able to manifest more miraculous realities in this physical world than any other way I was pursuing it.

I then said, this is the most fulfilling thing to do.