Embrace your inner weirdo vs The Intuition Dojo

The experiences and stories of Rasheed Hooda are priceless.

The experiences and stories of Rasheed Hooda are priceless. Years ago, a supervisor called me a cranky cynic, because when he showed me something that was the latest fix that would solve all our problems, I would look at him, and say, "Yeah whatever." The person who called me Cranky Cynic thought he was funny, but I am the one laughing at him. My definition of the Cranky Cynic is very much synonymous to Rasheed Hooda's definition of a Weirdo. The Embrace Your Inner Weirdo community, looks cool to me! I've always challenged the status quo, wanting to scream at people who used phrases like "that's the way we've always done it." Rasheed Hooda's encourages critical thinking and an open mind.

Tom Peracchio · Jul 27, 2026

real Community

It's a real Community (not just a sales lounge some 'community' can be). Warm. Interesting mix of people.

After interviewing Rasheed I discovered his community on Skool

After interviewing Rasheed I discovered his community on Skool - he is personally an amazing and interesting human being. He has truly embraced the concept of enjoying the experience. The community is a space where we are encouraged to do that too - a space for setting goals/aspirations and then exploring becoming... Rasheed creates a space for real transformation, helping people challenge old paradigms, reinvent themselves, and design a life that feels aligned with who they truly are. What I appreciate most is that the focus isn't on hustling harder or grinding longer. It's about creating freedom through awareness, intentional choices, and a willingness to see life differently and embrace your inner weirdo If you're looking for support, fresh perspectives, and a community that encourages you to live life on your terms, you'll find it here.

Jill Hart · Jun 23, 2026

If you want to be a Jedi Master, Matt is the Yoda you’ve been looking for.

I met Matt in an ADHD support group, and we bonded over our shared neurodivergence. I have become really fascinated by all the woo stuff over the last few years so when Matt invited me over to his intuition group I said yes. Matt is a funny dude who approaches the "woo woo" like it’s science. He teaches intuition as a structured system, not just magic vibes. I’ve done workshops with him—including kinesiology tests where we made choices we couldn't even see—and it really works. He helps you dig out the intuition buried under years of trauma and "survival mode" bs. But he does it with so much humor that you can actually laugh at the heavy stuff, forgive yourself, and finally let it go. I feel like I have a genuine friend here who appreciates my logical AI brain just as much as I appreciate his intuitive gifts. Suspend your belief for one minute and go back to being a kid when you dreamed of being a Jedi Master. Take a chance. If anyone can "Yoda" you into being one with the Force, Matt can.

Heather-Ann Di Rocco · Jan 4, 2026

Trusting yourself "woo" or not

Matt (community owner) is an AMAZING (capitalize for emphasis not yelling) human being. He is super authentic and shares about his journey and ADHD which instantly drew me. Society has such a great way of making you doubt yourself. So many lived experiences that are shared and teach you to not trust yourself. Matt's group helps break that. Matt helps you learn through little tips and tricks how to get better at reconnecting with yourself and relearning to trust the weird feeling, the bad vibe, the inner voice .etc. But also to trust when you get good vibes even if you don't know why, or the fleeting moments of excitement that let you know that action is the right "path" so to speak. Also Matt is someone I would consider a friend so if you see us being cheeky and "mean" to one another I promise you it is not. He calls me out on my BS and helps remind me I am a badass. But yeah since getting to know him and interact with him, I have truly started to let my guard down of me to my inner gut check. Cause I didn't realize how truly externally conditioned I was.

Rebecca Bautista · Dec 31, 2025