Building Better Financial Futures Together
We started Qyrvexio Nyv because we kept meeting people who felt stuck with their money. Not because they lacked intelligence or ambition, but because nobody had shown them a better way to think about investing.
Why This Work Matters to Us
Back in 2019, we noticed something odd. People would spend hours researching which phone to buy, but make investment decisions based on random advice from family dinners or headlines they half-remembered.
That disconnect bothered us. So we started small—weekend workshops in Ghent where people could ask actual questions without feeling judged. The response surprised us. Turns out, lots of folks wanted to understand investing but found most resources either too patronizing or impossibly technical.
We've been refining our approach ever since. Not claiming we have all the answers, but we've gotten pretty good at helping people develop habits that actually stick.
What Guides Our Teaching
These aren't just words on a wall. They're the principles we return to when making decisions about curriculum, pricing, and how we interact with everyone who comes through our programs.
Honesty Over Hype
We won't promise overnight wealth or guaranteed returns. Investment education is about building sustainable habits over time, not chasing fantasy outcomes. If something sounds too good to be true in finance, it usually is.
Practical Before Theoretical
Theory matters, but we start with what you can actually do this week. Academic understanding follows naturally when you're working with real examples that affect your actual financial situation.
Questions Are Progress
The best learning happens when people feel comfortable admitting what they don't understand. We create space for genuine curiosity without the performance anxiety that shuts down real learning.
Our Approach to Financial Education
We don't do lecture halls or generic presentations. Our programs typically run six to nine months because real habit change takes time. You'll work through scenarios based on actual market conditions, not simplified textbook examples.
Most participants find the first month uncomfortable—unlearning bad habits usually is. But somewhere around week eight or nine, things start clicking. You begin seeing patterns you missed before, asking better questions, making more thoughtful decisions.
- Small cohorts that allow for genuine discussion and individual attention
- Case studies drawn from real market situations, including the messy parts
- Ongoing support after formal programs end because learning doesn't stop
- No sales pitches for specific products or platforms—just education
Who You'll Work With
Our teaching team brings decades of combined experience, but more importantly, they remember what it felt like to be confused about investing. That empathy shapes every interaction.
Liselot Vandewalle
Lead Financial Educator
Liselot spent fifteen years in traditional finance before realizing she was better at explaining complex ideas than executing trades. She's the kind of person who gets genuinely excited when a participant has an "aha moment" about diversification.
Her background includes work with both institutional investors and individual portfolio management, which gives her perspective on how different financial contexts require different approaches. She's particularly good at helping people identify which investment principles matter for their specific situation and which are just noise.
Teaching Philosophy
"Financial literacy isn't about memorizing formulas. It's about developing judgment—knowing when to act, when to wait, and when to ask for help. That comes from practice and honest feedback, not lectures."
Ready to Change Your Investment Approach?
Our next comprehensive program starts in September 2025. We keep cohorts intentionally small, so spaces typically fill by early summer. If you're curious whether this might be right for you, let's talk.
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