After 20 years in corporate India, I’m doing something that would have surprised the MBA version of me. I’ve become a Numerologist. Not the “lucky number” kind nor predictions or fortune-telling one. But the kind that helps parents understand who their child actually is — before spending another lakh on the wrong class or pushing the child in a wrong career. Here’s how I got here.
I spent two decades reading data, finding patterns, and making decisions in e-commerce, startups, media, and advertising. And at home, I was doing the exact opposite. I was doing trial and error on my daughter – Martial arts, Intuition Process – Pragna Yoga, Coding class, Guitar Classes – Hoping that something would stick. Watching money and more importantly — time — disappear. My economics mind started calculating the opportunity cost of the time lost, of the lessons forgotten as she left everything that I tried to teach her. Then I discovered numerology. Not as a spiritual practice but as a structured framework for understanding personality patterns and life cycles. Initially I was sceptical. My MBA brain pushed back hard a lot of questions rattled my brain. But the patterns were real. They were consistent. And they explained things about my children that years of parenting instinct had missed. So, I studied it seriously, I started applying it quietly — first with family, then friends, then their networks.
The results kept repeating with parents understanding their child’s learning style for the first time. Kids being taken out of the wrong class and into the right one. Families having fewer arguments because they finally understood why their child behaves the way they do.
Today I’m taking this full-time.
I work with parents of children aged 9–25 — helping them decode their child’s personality blueprint and make better decisions about education, hobbies, and direction. I also work with individuals on career and life clarity, and with founders on business naming, timing, and brand alignment. If you’re curious about what numerology actually is — and isn’t — I’m happy to have that conversation. Drop a comment or write to me on jainneetti@gmail.com
