ABOUT HENRIK

Henrik was born on June 13th, under the Gemini sign—a fitting alignment for a life shaped by duality. Raised on a 60-cow dairy farm in Denmark by two schoolteacher parents, his childhood was a blend of practical labor and intellectual curiosity. As the eldest of four children, tradition suggested he would inherit the family farm. While deeply rooted in his heritage, Henrik chose to forge his own path, pursuing an agricultural mechanics degree. It allowed him to blend the nature-based world of farming with the world of technology and mechanics, shaping his lifelong ability to navigate and integrate opposing perspectives.

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For much of his early life, Henrik was deeply pragmatic, with little interest in the world of emotions, subconscious thoughts, and spirituality. After finishing his education, Henrik spent time backpacking through Europe, working on farms in the U.S. and Canada, and eventually settled in Ecuador with his wife in 2005. By this time, Henrik’s intellectual curiosity had evolved into a deeper journey of personal growth, and he began to read books on human consciousness, neuroplasticity, and the intersection of science and spirituality. Inspired by thinkers like Bruce Lipton, he discovered PSYCH-K®—a transformative modality for subconscious repatterning. It resonated deeply with him and marked a pivotal turning point in his life.

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Henrik’s entrepreneurial spirit flourished in Ecuador, where he built a company importing and producing duvets, comforters, and pillows. But it was his growing understanding of the mind that ultimately unlocked his potential as a coach and guide. Through PSYCH-K® and later Gratitude-Based Learning (GBL), Henrik found his true calling: helping people dismantle outdated mental patterns and replace them with ones rooted in love, curiosity, and possibility.

 

Henrik’s life has been a story of duality and balancing multiple worlds; from rural Denmark to urban Ecuador, mechanical precision to subconscious healing, traditional pragmatism to leading with intuition. Many of his experiences mirror the principles of Gratitude-Based Learning (GBL): embracing complexity, bridging differences, and holding multiple truths with compassion. When asked what he thinks one of the main problems GBL can help solve is, Henrik answers with a single word: Fear. He explains that most of the issues people face in their lives can be boiled down to the core emotion of fear. Fear can lead to a multitude of feelings; from selfishness, insecurity, resistance to change, or any variation on anxiety and stress. Henrik considers it his calling to help people work through their fear, and learn to Lead with Love instead. His unique blend of practical wisdom and deep intuition makes him a trusted guide for anyone seeking to repattern old ways of thinking and upgrade their mental operating system.