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Knowing yourself should 
feel like an adventure

Inner-work should 
be playful, too. 

Inner work should feel like an adventure

Someone else's path is expensive

It costs you clarity, confidence, and years of your life. 

 

That was true for Omo, the founder of Unfollowing. He hit rock bottom, and the choices were familiar: clinical models that made him feel broken, or mystical ones that floated above the reality of everyday life. Both held wisdom—but something essential was missing.
 

A way to go inward that felt grounded, clear, and real. Not another identity system. Not another spiritual bypass. A way to listen inside—and actually change.

 

That’s where Unfollowing began. And that’s where you come in. You can have all the insight, all the intellect, all the “a-has!”—and still feel stuck. We exist for that gap: between awareness and real changes.
For the moment when you realize: I know what’s wrong… but I still don’t know what to do.

 

That’s the longest road: between knowing and being.

 

We don’t offer answers. We offer ways to create space.


Not just to discover yourself—but to realign your life, your work, your relationships from the inside out. 

Our mission is to help people build lives that actually fit—
by turning self-awareness into real changes. 

Diversity isn’t surface level. 
And it’s beautiful.

To us, it’s not just about where you’re from, your age,  or what you look like. It’s about what shaped you. The values you inherited. The roles you were asked to play. The parts of yourself you had to quiet in order to belong.

 

You might have grown up in Vietnam or Vermont. In chaos or control.
You might have learned to be the peacemaker, the high achiever, the savior, the one who never needed anything.

 

All of that is part of your story. And it's your story that matters here.
 

At Unfollowing, we believe real diversity lives inside.
That self-awareness means tracing your patterns back to where they started—unfollowing what doesn't fit, and choosing what’s still true for you now.

OBSESSED WITH EXPLORATION.
DEDICATED TO FREEDOM.

98%

say they are now living the life they have always wanted to live

95%

keep using Unfollowing exercises long after the program ends

100%

Would recommend the Unfollowing Process to a friend or family member

Omo Voo, Coach

Hi, Im the founder of Unfollowing and creator of Space. When I was seven, I watched a wildebeest try to cross a river alone. It slipped, fell, and died. Another followed and made it—but stood there, shaky and alone watching the herd on the other side. I didn’t know it then, but that scene would become a metaphor for my life.


In my thirties and forties, everything that used to define me—career, relationships, certainty—began to collapse. Not all at once, but slowly, like a tide going out. I had built a kingdom on ambition and control, and I watched it fall until I couldn’t pretend anymore.


I didn’t run from the pain—I fell into it. I gave everything up, not because I had a plan, but because I didn’t know what else to do. I just couldn’t keep molding a life that didn’t fit. I had to let go.
 

I wandered through thirty countries-- for years-- as a kind of pilgrimage. A long walk into the unknown. Eventually, I started talking to myself out loud—just to hear a voice I trusted. I realized I wasn’t one voice. I was many. I gave them names. I listened. 

Over time, I built a way to work with them—a strange, sacred kind of meeting with the self. That became the start of Unfollowing.

I didn’t create it for anyone else. I created it because I didn’t know how else to keep going. But somehow, almost magically now, it helps others find the courage, commitment, and inner-footing to cross their own rivers too.

Mai Vu, Coach

I was raised in Vietnam and lived among employees as our home doubled as office space.

 

One day when I was five, I stood in front of my parents' "office door," and an odd question popped in my head: "Why am I in this specific body, and not another?" Even at that early age, there was a clear disharmony between my inner and outer world — long before I could read or write.

 

This early moment marked the beginning of a long conflict between my inner and outer world. The pain of my misalignment became so intense that I perpetually felt depressed. I even contemplated ending my life.

 

Instead, I risked completely stopping the life that wasn’t working: I ended my career, left my country, and dared myself to live on my own terms, without a plan— no matter the cost. I promised myself I wouldn’t give up until my worlds clicked. Eventually, I emerged as the person I aspired to be, living authentically, and loving fiercely.

 

Today, as a Coach at Unfollowing, I'm committed to supporting my clients as they align their own worlds — to rediscover who they really are — to unfollow.

Tonya Ridgely, Coach

I never quite fit in. As a little girl, I was always a little too much—too curious, too expressive, too different. But deep down, I knew I was here for something meaningful. I felt the ache of being misunderstood, but I also sensed a light inside me—something wild and true—waiting to be lived out loud.
 

Over time, I realized my differences weren’t flaws. They were gifts. Superpowers. Embracing my own originality became my liberation. And that journey became my life’s work: helping others reclaim their voice, their story, and their power.

Through the performing arts, transformational facilitation, and immersive spaces, I guide people toward radical self-acceptance and fearless expression. 

For over 23 years, I’ve worked globally—on TEDx stages, inside international leadership programs, and through deeply human, co-created experiences that challenge norms, celebrate difference, and ignite more connected, imaginative, and consciously-led lives.
 

Today, I live as proof that authenticity is medicine. I walk with those ready to remember who they are, break the mold, and embody the future they came here to birth.

Anne Weiss, Coach

When I was a little girl, I saw a deer strapped to the roof of a car during hunting season. Everyone else accepted it as normal. I didn’t. That day, I became a vegetarian—and something bigger clicked into place: the conviction that just because something is common doesn’t mean it’s right. That early decision shaped everything that followed.
 

I spent 30 years inside Fortune 100 companies, leading innovation, strategy, operations, and executive training. But my deepest learning came at home—raising two kids as a single mom, one with neurodivergent needs; caregiving for a cousin with brain trauma; walking alongside another who had survived a stroke as they rebuilt their life. These weren’t detours. They were turning points. They sparked a lifelong study of how brains learn, how people heal, and how much difference experience really makes.
 

Now I coach people who are ready to move—but can’t quite see what’s in the way. I’m known for helping people name their blocks and create real, doable change—no fluff, no shame, just deep movement and practical clarity. I’m a lifelong student of yoga, psychology, Ayurveda, and spirit—and a full-body lover of music, nature, food, and the wild, sensory aliveness of being human.

Edwin Anderson, Coach

I grew up in a neighborhood built on survival—where making it out was the exception, not the rule. And honestly, I almost didn’t.


But something in me kept choosing differently. That choice became a life: over 40 years in service as a firefighter and police officer, showing up for others in their worst moments and learning, firsthand, how to hold steady in the heat.
 

At 50, everything changed. I met the love of my life, got married, became a father—and lost my wife, all in the same year. What came next wasn’t just grief. It was reinvention. For over a decade, I’ve raised my son solo and lived with a kind of integrity most people only talk about. After years of people asking me to coach, I finally said yes.
 

Today, I don’t bring theory—I bring lived wisdom. I help people see clearly, stand up straighter, and move forward with quiet power. I know what it means to break cycles. To begin again. To carry loss and still live full. I’m a coach, a survivor, a leader—and a reminder that it’s never too late to become who you were meant to be.

We believe in living like astronauts. 

Braving the darkness, shedding limits, and seeing your world with fresh eyes. 
 

The wild ride to freedom starts when you let go and bravely follow yourself.

 

The Unfollowing Bill of Rights

We believe in living 
like astronauts.

Braving the darkness, 
shedding limits, and 
seeing your world with fresh eyes. 
 

The wild ride to freedom starts 
when you let go 
and bravely follow yourself.

Read the Unfollowing Bill of Rights