Thomas Walker lives by a code, one that operates outside the boundaries of social norms.
But his great adaptability and excellent moral compass allow him to appear as a regular guy on the outside.
He wakes before dawn every day without an alarm. A cold shower and morning meditation follow.
He maintains a healthy diet; he does not drink or use drugs.
He offers help to friends and family. He makes time for socializing, acting as a good neighbor. A smile is always fixed on his face in public.
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Even at nineteen, Tommy thought with the depth of someone decades older. He was, and remains, a keen observer.
He pursues knowledge that lifts his spirit, absorbing and fully comprehending every new subject he encounters.
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Tommy is the middle child and only son of three siblings; one sister is seven years older, and the other nine years younger.
He runs a successful autopilot business, which means he has little active work to do. Besides, his father, John, was a wealthy businessman.
Tommy inherited a vast fortune as well as the knowledge, wisdom, and power. But his upbringing emphasized modesty, and he grew accustomed to living simply despite his wealth.
John died when Tommy was fifteen. Two years later, at seventeen, Tommy lost his mother, Elizabeth.
Losing both parents at such a young age was not easy for him. He was devastated.
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The teenage years are a crucial period when a strong support system is essential.