The Situation
The interview went well and they went with someone internal. The flat was perfect and someone offered above asking the same afternoon. The friend who was going to introduce you moved abroad. Any one of those is ordinary life. Fourteen of them in a row starts to feel like something else, and the moment you say that out loud, you can hear how it sounds.
What people describe to me is not bad luck. Bad luck is loud. This is quieter: things arrive, get close, and then do not land. You are not being knocked down. You are being kept at arm’s length from your own life.
What I Actually Do
I start by telling you whether I think there is anything here at all. Some runs of bad timing are exactly that, and if what you describe reads as a difficult eighteen months rather than a pattern, I will say so and you will keep your money. I turn this one down more often than any other service I offer, because it is the one people reach for when they cannot name what is wrong.
Where there is something, it is usually not aimed at you. It is closer to a residue: a decision made under pressure, a period you never fully closed, a place you left in a hurry. The working runs ten days and addresses the obstruction rather than trying to manufacture a specific outcome.
What This Will Not Do
It will not produce a windfall, a lottery win, or a job you have not applied for. If your situation is that you need money by a specific date, this is not the service and no service is - that is a problem with a practical shape and it needs a practical answer.
What people report afterwards is duller and more useful than a windfall: things start landing again. The interview converts. The introduction happens. Nothing dramatic, and the difference is obvious in hindsight.