About Your Confidant: Ahmed El Nadi
Ahmed El Nadi
The man who forgets, so you can finally let go.
In 2013, severe carbon-monoxide poisoning destroyed my brain’s ability to store short-term memories.
Verified by MRI, QEEG, and neurologists — what I hear simply disappears.
What others call damage, I call design.
This rare condition became the foundation of NeuroConfidential — a living vault where words vanish, judgment fades, and clarity begins.
Behind the amnesia lies precision: decades of coaching, five world titles in sport, and an unrelenting mind that turns emotion into strategy.
High IQ, higher EQ — I don’t just listen; I absorb, contain, and release what you can’t.
No notes. No records. No memory.
Only freedom.