Who is adventurer Mike Dooley

Mike Dooley is the founder of one of the world’s largest Adventurer’s Club, here’s the twist, a philosophical adventurer’s club! Mike who started out as a PriceWaterhouseCoopers international tax consultant founded the philosophical Adventurer’s Club called TUT on the Internet. The club now has 400,000 members from over 182 countries. The club is a huge hit thanks to the not-so-cliched neo inspirational messages that it sends out to members called Notes from The Universe. Mike is also the author of inspirational books that emphasise ‘spiritual accountability’. He was one of the teachers featured in the international phenomenon, The Secret. “For me, in the beginning, my search for answers generally centered around the issues of life, death, and the powers of the mind, but within these there were many other topics like time, space, heaven, hell, hypnosis, UFO’s, ghost stories, ESP, the dream state, reincarnation, etc,” Mike says in his biography. Mike’s messages are always signed off with “Thoughts become things… Choose the good ones” and these iconic lines have becomes very popular with followers. Anyone with an email id can sign up for the club and await the personalised message from The Universe in their inbox. Here’s a sample, “The need to criticise simply belies a longing for recognition, appreciation, and validation. None of which, however, can be obtained through criticism. I’m sure it’s just a phase they’re going through. Wink, The Universe.” After a few messages from Mike about his upcoming events, the Universe continues its message, “Hmmmmm, you’re actually glowing today.” Mike is currently touring the world with his messages. On March 11 Kuala Lumpur played host to the speaker and all through the month and in April he will be seen in Australia and South America.

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