I'M LISA

When I was 9 years old, I was certain I wanted to become a secret army police officer—destined for something extraordinary. My dreams were filled with daring missions, covert operations, and protecting the world from hidden threats. The idea of slipping behind enemy lines, gathering intelligence, and outsmarting the bad guys sparked a fire within me. But then I discovered something that captured my attention even more: the world of forensic science. Abby Sciuto from Navy C.I.S.—her intelligence, passion, and ability to crack the most complex cases—ignited a fascination in me. I wanted to be her: methodical, inquisitive, and able to solve any puzzle with the power of my mind. As I grew older, reality set in. Forensic science in my homeland wasn’t equipped with cutting-edge technology. Our Wi-Fi was slower than dial-up—just a reminder that we Germans are a bit behind the curve. I could’ve been discouraged, but instead, I shifted my focus to a new path that still allowed me to challenge myself and use my analytical skills to uncover deeper truths. That path led me to biochemistry, and I found my stride. I dove into textbooks, attended seminars, and began to decode the mysteries of human chemistry. The more I learned, the more I was drawn to genetics and epigenetics—the study of how our genes are shaped not just by our biology, but by our environment, emotions, and experiences. I realized that understanding our genetic makeup could give us insights into human behavior and motivations. This was my game-changer—learning about “character DNA.” I became fascinated by how our pasts, environments, and behaviors intersect to shape our personalities. Understanding these forces could help people and organizations navigate human interactions, preventing fraud, and enabling better decision-making. My early career took me into medical science, where I worked with brilliant minds. But I quickly learned the dark side of the field: a world of egos, power plays, and toxic dynamics. I dubbed it "Narcissist El Dorado," a place where I learned to read people's motives with precision. It was in this environment that I encountered a business partner who embodied the worst traits of the narcissistic personalities I had studied. They manipulated and exploited me, leaving me financially drained and emotionally broken. That experience was humbling—but it was also my awakening. I took time to heal, reflect, and rebuild. From my failures came wisdom, and from that wisdom, I built something stronger. With a sharper sense of self, I started a new chapter and discovered my true calling. Today, I run a business as a human hacking expert and character profiler. I use my knowledge of human behavior, psychology, and cybersecurity to help my clients navigate the intricate web of manipulation, deception, and human hacking. Whether working with individuals or organizations, my mission is to provide the insights and strategies that help people avoid falling victim to social engineering and human hackers. My journey—from childhood fantasies of being a secret agent to uncovering the secrets of human behavior—has been anything but conventional. It’s been full of triumphs and defeats, but each step brought me closer to my true purpose. Now, I help others avoid the pitfalls I’ve faced, using the same character profiling that helped me understand myself and the world around me. It hasn’t always been easy, but it’s been worth it. I’ve discovered that the greatest threats are not out there in the world—they’re within us, hidden in our vulnerabilities. Understanding these vulnerabilities is what makes the difference. And it’s this understanding that empowers us to rise above the chaos of human hacking and manipulation.