A personal note from the author:

“I believe the power of authenticity is extraordinary, and every human has the ability to be authentic. I wrote The Unfakeable Code® book for people whose lives have been impacted by anxiety, depression, loss, judgments, toxic relationships, stressful jobs, feeling powerless and out of control, and experience mental health and financial problems due to the uncertainty that war, pandemics, and market volatilities brought into every sphere of their daily lives.

The five values-based principles shared can help individuals successfully dissolve the various transient persona’s emotional charges concerning psychological or physiological experiences, take back control and liberate themselves from different life-long conditioning and co-dependency. Some have used it to improve their physical and emotional well-being, find their life partners, repair relationships with spouses, parents, and children, and reconnect to their deepest spiritual callings. Others have used the principles to build, grow, and transform their business, leaders and teams. I have used the same principles to create and sustain my equally difficult and extraordinary life.

Some of the areas that people can use what I share in the book to address successfully are mental health problems, behavioural issues, emotional charges, physical health and well-being, spiritual growth, co-loving relationships, business or career growth, financial empowerment, and fulfilment of their social callings. In essence, you are invited to look with objectivity at your current life’s problems and how that contributes to our future world’s problems and transform your approach. Observing life with objectivity can make you more energetic, influential, likeable and productive at work and in life.

This book makes a compelling and scientific case for why being more authentic at home, socially, and at work is the key to unleashing your authentic power, attracting more success in life, growing your business, and infusing with love your relationships with self and others. To live authentically, it is wise to let objectivity be the lens through which you engage, interact and observe the reality. “ –Tony J. Selimi.