Ep 806 Why So Many People Are at a Crossroads Right Now w/ Numerologist, Larissa Martincic

Have you felt like the version of your life you’ve known is no longer quite fitting, but the next chapter hasn’t fully revealed itself yet?

Maybe you’re questioning a career move, feeling called toward something bigger, sensing a major identity shift, or finding yourself in a season where everything seems to be changing at once.

If so, you’re not alone.

According to numerologist Larissa Martincic, there may be a reason so many people are experiencing this right now.

In this conversation, Tiffany and Larissa explore why so many people are finding themselves at a crossroads, what the energy of a universal one year means from a numerology perspective, and how understanding your personal numbers can provide greater clarity, confidence, and direction during periods of significant change.

They discuss the most important numerology numbers everyone should know, how numerology can be used as a practical tool for decision-making, why intuition often gets drowned out by fear and overthinking, and how movement and walking can help create the clarity needed to navigate life’s biggest transitions.

Whether you’re completely new to numerology or have been exploring spiritual growth and personal development for years, this episode offers a fascinating perspective on why you may be feeling called toward something new and how to move forward with greater trust in yourself and your path.

How to Calculate Your Numerology Numbers

Life Path Number: Add together all the digits in your full birth date until you reach a single digit or a Master Number (11, 22, or 33).

Example: July 24, 1985 (7/24/1985)
7 + 2 + 4 + 1 + 9 + 8 + 5 = 36
3 + 6 = 9
Life Path Number: 9

Birth Number (Birthday Number): This is simply the day of the month you were born. If your birthday is a double digit, reduce it to a single digit unless it’s 11 or 22.

Examples:

Born on the 24th → 2 + 4 = 6

Born on the 11th → 11 (Master Number)

Born on the 5th → 5

Note: Some numerologists treat the Birthday Number differently and keep all double-digit birthdays (such as 24 or 28) rather than reducing them. Larissa’s approach in this episode follows the method she explains during the conversation, so use the calculation that aligns with her teachings.