I changed my legal name and I feel happy no regrets.. Mina has always been in me and I finally made it legal 🙏🏼❤. My mom didn't seem too happy but I'm an adult I did all the paperwork and payments not her or anyone. I went through all the work alone and feel excited ❤😎.

@doloreserin

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome, Mina, I can't wait to legally change my name. Thank you for the inspiration.

@minajan4316

Жыл бұрын

@@doloreserin your welcome 😊

@Random-sk6hm

Жыл бұрын

Love the new name Mina! I can't wait to change my name to Cody Taylor

@minajan4316

Жыл бұрын

@@Random-sk6hm Thank you ❤. Good luck on your new journey

@l4b3l

Жыл бұрын

When I’m 18, I’m going to change my name because I’m going to try to get a NBA tryout and my name is so goofy💀

Great video Calvin. I've been thinking of changing my name for a while and over the past few days I've grown a strong urge to finally go ahead and do it. I've often resisted thinking of the hassle/embarrassment of telling everyone I've changed my name at work, at the age of 38. You blew my mind when you spoke about your old name not sitting well with you, and the conflict of feelings between your subconscious. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and feelings on it.

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Thanks for sharing how it impacted you. Good luck with it. I have not regretted for a moment.

@DanTheMan27

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve always hated my birth name as well. I’ve always just hated the sound of it, what it means, and what people have to say about it. I’ve just never cared for it. I’m 30 and I want to change my name as well. I just never identified with it or connected with my name. Because my name is such a popular name, people react negatively because everyone else loves it so much. I just want to tell them “If I loved my name as much as YOU do, I wouldn’t want to change it so badly.” Im not gonna say what my real name is because I detest it so much, but it’s a biblical name and that’s why it’s so popular, and therefore one of the reasons I hate it so much

@tirelomotlhankane6988

2 жыл бұрын

@@CalvinCorreliOfficial hey calvin help me balance my names like adding middle names and change of surname from my current full names Tirelo Motlhankane .......or what'sapp me

@jacksonjr84

Жыл бұрын

Same feelings right now approaching 38

@doloreserin

Жыл бұрын

I hope you've changed your name and that you're living your best life. I started using Dolores with friends to see how I felt with this new name. I have already started going by it at work and it's liberating! best of luck on your journey.

Great video. Great soul. Love the story. So much truth. I'm 53. I changed my name 18 years ago. One of the greatest decisions of my life for a multitude of reasons. (Its up there with who to marry....kids....faith) it has been a remarkable journey. People often view it as abnormal or something is wrong with you. And others view it in a positive way. A trailblazing way. So many biblical examples of the significance of a name change......but alas....you can also "read" the small minds who judge when they resist or don't value or respect a person's decision to be called something else. I could write a book! Anyone can keep their given name. That's easy. And if they like it....that's awesome. But it takes courage to make a change.

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yeah, it's easy to not change your name :)

I changed my name a few weeks ago for the same reason, and now I found this? Awesom! Thank you Kelvin❣ Beautiful name by the way. Now I will check the numerology for the name I chose.

Hi Calvin, I never felt "at home" with my given name and have been thinking a life time about changing it. I was never sure to which name it should change. After hearing your story, I am extremely interested in learning which numerology method or system you used. Could you please elaborate on it?

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

9 ай бұрын

I used the system also used at numerologytoolbox.com

@Ficktao

9 ай бұрын

@@CalvinCorreliOfficial Thank you! I'll check it out.

Just wanted to say that you helped me with my decision to change my first name. My first name is thai but I grew up in Germany. I never had contact with our thai family and thats also the reason why I could never connect with that name. Besides, people back then often make fun of me (like kids are) and I always felt uncomfortable to explain my name. In thai culture parents give you a nickname but I don’t even feel connected to that nickname. Anyway, the name I chose is “Cecilia”, when I first read that name, I instantly felt connected and told the Starbucks barista that name to call me out and hearing someone calling me that felt nice.

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Yay, that's amazing. Thank you for sharing, and good luck with the process!

@saimraja2119

11 ай бұрын

Your name is thai

Right around the first part of your video, you said that "changing your name allows you to change your identity". I also gotta tell you what's good about a person changing their names is that it definitely gives you the freedom as to who you want to be.

The name really suits you, was a good decision. Thinking of doing the same thing

Thank you for your video. It is very inspirational! Go you!!

Excellent! Calvin just fits you 100%. Maybe I should try numerology even though I was skeptical, but I just can't choose a name and it's been a decade already !

Since you had such wonderful changes in your life, I'm gonna change my name to Calvin Correli too !

If you didn’t say I would have thought your name was from birth. Funny coincidence, you look like my physics professor from college and he used to mention the Calvin unit a lot. This video resonates 💯. Thank you.

I’m having the hardest time changing my name. So many steps

I'm very grateful for my name Ruth Emma Dauris. Its very beautiful and I love it more since I used your numerology calculator! I'm also into numerology, astrology and human design, so stumbling across your ad on weworkremotely is in perfect alignment. Thank you for sharing Calvin!

@saimraja2119

11 ай бұрын

That's a indian name

@soy_red

11 ай бұрын

@@saimraja2119 no its not. Its from either france or spain.

@nbcreations4464

10 ай бұрын

​@@saimraja2119i am from india

I think St Paul said, "Every night I die. And every morning I am born again."

Glad to see ithers sharing their experience with changing their name. I've changed my First + Last Name officially four months ago today, but kept the middle as that was the only thing I liked about my previous identity. Sometimes the prev. Life experiences (ups & downs) don't feel real due, but the mix of New opportunities have invigorated some long-sealed Aspects of myself

Thank you. Good video

I did the same thing. Changed it based on astrology and numerology! no regrets :)

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

11 ай бұрын

fantastic!

I legally changed my name back in 2015, when I was about to start my junior year of high school. I remember being super spooked about it cause I had crippling social anxiety and I couldn't imagine how people were going to react. I never liked my given name, though oddly enough, I suspect it was due to cognitive dissonance, since I was always the odd one out, suffering from social anxiety, not having friends, etc., and I tied my name to that identity. I was 16, so who knows, maybe it was a weird reason to go through all the trouble of changing a name, but I did. I changed it to the last four letters of my given name, so I guess it's not that different? That was my justification for it, but needless to say, a lot of people didn't notice that and I got the craziest reactions, even from teachers, who explicitly stated they'd refuse to refer to me as the new name cause of how strange it feels so yeah. 7 years later and I'm not even in touch with anybody who knew me back before the name change, so all's good now, I like it a lot better. It's just wild to remember I did it! Lol. And as for the whole goal I had of shedding that identity and being better, well, it's a work in progress, even now. I do get socially anxious. But the one quote in the video, that there's no written rule dictating our future, that we can choose who we wanna be every day, and that we're never bound to yesterday, was amazing. Like DAMN did I need that, so thank you, and congrats on the name!

@wivelythirst

Жыл бұрын

Everything you said really resonates with me! I actually changed my name not too long ago. I had a huge struggle dealing with people who didn’t want to acknowledge me with my new name. It just felt like they didn’t care nor make the effort to remember. I do understand it’s not something to get used to so easily but even that, it’s harder to make older people get used to it. I still try to not let it get to me as much. Sometimes when I can’t handle the pressure I’d usually leave the environment and cry it all out - I find that it really helps honestly.

@Random-sk6hm

Жыл бұрын

Dont let them dictate your life. I'm hoping to change my name soon and feeling scared, nervous and excited

@saimraja2119

11 ай бұрын

​@@Random-sk6hmhow

I've been going by Athena, and trying to decide if I should legally change it but I've been hesitant to go through the official process. I don't mind my original name Leah, but I feel more confident going by Athena. Thumbs up if you think i should go through the official change

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Go for it! My thinking was always: What's the worst that could happen?

@doloreserin

Жыл бұрын

I think if Athena is your heart's desire then you should change your name to it. Maybe try using it and see how you feel. That's what I did with Dolores and it feels wonderful.

My original name was let say X in my primary school. Then my school was changed and it required TC of the earlier school. Here what happened was that the headmaster of earlier school changed my name without my knowledge. At that time, I had no problem with this, but over time my head started to crave for my Original Name. After I got into Job, through Due Legal Process, I got my original name back. And I am proud of this.

@juneelle370

Жыл бұрын

My goodness! I’m glad you got the name you want back!!! 💚

Hi Calvin, Thank you for making this video I really loved it. I also loved hearing your story and your journey to changing your name. I want to legally change my name to Dolores, I feel this name represents who I'm meant to be and who I am. My given name never really fit me when I introduce myself as Dolores my heart smiles. I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your story, I've studied numerology a bit, so I found what you said about the numerologist fascinating, keep up the great videos and have a wonderful day. Dolores

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Thanks for sharing, and good luck with the change!

@doloreserin

Жыл бұрын

@@CalvinCorreliOfficial Thanks, Calvin, I'll keep you posted on how it goes. Have a great day and keep rocking your new name!

Personally I like Lars - it's the name of a viking! ☺️

@roxybennett3964

Ай бұрын

It’s handsome name but he wasn’t vibing with it anymore. He needed something else.

Awesome! I'm an established comic book artist and I am considering a name change, tho only small tweaks and a new middle name. This was a great way to put it! You can change your own destiny!

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

1000% Every single day. Good luck!

Im in process of changing my mame. Its not even done yet and already I mean immediately I have seen a total and complete change in my life. From self esteem to how the moment people hear it suddenly give me a positive response and how I'm treated. It is unbelievable how a name change completely changes your life. Notice my current name is Jerry Todd Coverstone My new name is going to be Ariel Jenifer Diamond

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

It's wild, right? It can really shift things. I believe part of it is the power of names and numbers. And part of it is the identity/self image part. Our names are so integral to our sense of identity, that even starting to shift that opens up to other identity shifts. 💪🏻

@jeniferdiamond7723

3 жыл бұрын

@@CalvinCorreliOfficial Names are everything. The military all the way to corporate America has figured how to label things in order to change the influence on peoples mind when hearing what could be seen as bad. For me the name change is so much deeper as there is a massive change I undertook in my life. It was just complete it I did not expect others to treat me better. But yes that has happened.

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeniferdiamond7723 Beautiful! Very true.

@doloreserin

Жыл бұрын

Good luck with your new name, Jenifer may it bring you peace, joy and all the wonderful things the universe has to offer.

ive been wanting to change my name ever since i was little, but its just such a big and scary change to make. i'm hoping that this year i can finally make it happen

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

11 ай бұрын

i believe in you :) It's scary af, and then you do it, and you realize you're fine ... it's all in your head.

That name is dope Lars

@roxybennett3964

Ай бұрын

Why you called him Lars when he is Calvin now? 🙄

What was it like having to learn to recognize your new name? Like when someone calls it aloud for instance?

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

It was a little strange at first. But I was traveling with my wife at the time, so it was mostly her and me, and the random people we met. So I got used to it pretty quickly. There was a period where I'd picked the name, but the paperwork hadn't gone through, and so I'd introduce myself as Calvin, but then my ID and credit cards and everything had a different name. That was a bit awkward, but most people were completely fine with it.

I NEED to do this ASAP. My name is Aid, and I hate it!

@XXDXX777

4 ай бұрын

CHANGE IT your intuition is right, no one is ever going to tell you this straight to your face

Where do you find a service like this?????

What age were you when you made the change and will your wife mind sharing the numerologist used?

I literally was just given a name suggestion by a similar professional.

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Whoa!

@charliewolfe1455

Жыл бұрын

Where could I find a professional?

When I get to my early 30s I’m planning on changing my name bug how can i do it ?

I have a question for you Calvin, so *For Example: students who already finished school and graduated either from College/University with their old name, and then someone considers to legally change their names right after they have graduated from School, College/University, so that they can contact the campus to change their names in the system, as well as changing their names on the Master's Degree, Bachelor's Degree or a Diploma before reupdating a new name.* But however, the same case goes for the school yearbooks, if that's the case and if there are students who have graduated high school before they are considering to legally change their name as an Adult, could they necessarily have to contact either their school board or registrar to change/reupdate their new names through one of the school yearbooks while reupdating the new name in their high school diploma for them?

I’ve wanted to do this for decades, to change my name with a numerologist and find my Jupiter line, through astrocartography, to move. What is the best way to find a reputable numerologist?

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Go talk to August from numerologytoolbox.com/

@robertamirtha4242

10 күн бұрын

@@CalvinCorreliOfficial My experience with Toolbox was the worst experience of my life. Ignored, laughed at, avoided eye contact, harsh voice, numerologist was full of hate. Yet, he has all positive customer reviews. That's because he's charismatic. But if you ask me, he's not a good person. You might think if he treated me bad, why did I do business with him? Because he didn't treat me like that until AFTER I paid him $1,150 for name change. Before I paid him, he agreed when I asked him that there would be follow-up sessions. I didn't expect to be abused. Now you might wonder, then how come I don't write a negative customer review? Because when I wrote negative customer review before, his associate replied to it and twisted things, making numerologist seem innocent and making me sound bad. I swear to God the numerologist treated me like dirt for no good reason and I'm still suffering trauma from it. You may wonder why numerologist would treat me bad. You'd have to ask him, although he would probably deny or lie. FYI, I'm someone who's "different", maybe my mannerisms annoyed him, or maybe I was just misunderstood. Whatever the reason, it was no good reason for hate. Also, in spite of being ill treated and Toolbox claiming they offer warranty for name change, they refused to give me refund. Another fact which Toolbox won't tell you is that for name change, they simply use template numbers based on date of birth. For example, if you're born on 9th, 18th, or 27th, you have 9 vibration and therefore they give you template numbers based on this single fact. So it's not individualized based on your life goals or anything like that. This I learned later from another Chaldean numerologist. Nothing wrong with standard template numbers for new name, I'm sure it works, but I think it could be better. I'm born on 27th, and I know Toolbox numerologist born on the 9th. That explains why my new first, middle, and last name has the same numbers as Toolbox numerologist, 23/5, 17/8, and 37/1. I know Calvin Correli born on 27th too. He mentioned it somewhere before. Also, I know Toolbox numerologist probably contacted Correli around the time numerologist treated me bad and dissed me, back in April 2022. That's because numerologist missed an appointment and said his cell phone app failed to function to remind him and numerologist took picture of cell phone that said "Followup with Roberta" and in addition I saw Calvin Correli's name there too along with a birthday cake icon. My guess is numerologist contacted Correli because numerologist thinks because Correli has this KZread channel, etc, that Correli can help him, but numerologist purposely missed appointment and claimed he "forgot" when it came to me, I know this because during rescheduled meeting, he ignored me and was very hostile. Anyway, I know this comment is sort of long-winded and I'm guessing it will be deleted, but I just needed to vent.

Where can I find a numerologist to change name? Thank you for answer

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Search online. Don't have a recommendation at the moment.

Can you share the numerology resource you used to generate the name lists? Thanks!

wow that got to me: everyday you decide who you want to be!!!!!!

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

🤯

@Calvin why did you change your last name too?

What was your astrologer's name so we can get ours done?!

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

I worked with Allberte Toft

Can we change our name after class 12th?? (19 years old)

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Any time you want as far as I know.

Great video🤓🤘 I just change my Danish name from Flemming Bockelund Mathiesen to Noa Valantino Evans And I love it so mutch❤️🤘 Think im gonna use Noa Evans Største hilsner Noa Evans🇩🇰😜🤘

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Fantastic! Congratulations!

I found out my name is short for another name and I found out the original spelling of my name is spelled how it's pernounced. My last name is Kuykendall but it's pernounced Kerkendal. Turns out that's how it's supposed to be spelled. Then I said it outloud. Nicolas Dale Kerkendal, that makes more sense to me.

gerald ford changed his name

What numbers did you do?

this is sooo timely for me, thank you Calvin!! You are such an inspiration. My natal name in spanish is Rosario, but I always liked Ro (or Rose) best ~ and now everyone calls me that way!! sychronistically, a Danish good friend also told me about the meaning of ró, associated with rest, calmness...which I truly loved!! the other day I found the beautiful succulent with the beautiful name Aeonium (ageless, timeless, eternal)... so, Aeonie!!

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

thank you ❤️✌🏻

🙌🏾

Vid starts at 9:00

Hey my birthday is on the 27th too :)

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

yay!

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

That means you're a number 9 like me. Leadership position, spiritual, yet questioning your spirituality ... and avoid alcohol. It's not good for you. Does that resonate?

can you please give numerologist contact? Or of any good numerologist Thank you for making this video😇

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

11 ай бұрын

This is the guy I'm currently using: numerologytoolbox.com/

I have the same name as my father. He had very very bad credit.

I would but my family would be pissed

“Last Hunger Pimp” ? Am I the only one who 👂🏾 that? Anyway beware of numerology, stay away.

@Safestill

Жыл бұрын

Why beware and stay away?

Hey Calvin I’m Calvin! I got a lot more value than I was expecting. Great video! I’m thinking about legally changing my name. How would I start to look into seeing if the numerology or my name is something that id want? Thank you!

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Go search online for someone you resonate with. I don't have a specific recommendation right now, but as they say, when the student is ready, the teacher will appear.

@richcalvin1647

2 жыл бұрын

@@CalvinCorreliOfficial very true. Thanks!

I want to change my name it's Jamie and everyone thinks it's a boys name or they can't pronounce it. You wouldn't believe how many cultures can't say it. I want to change my name to Jasmine. Nobody will say Jasmine is a boys name.

How bout Correli though lol, italian?

That's all great but most EU countries don't let you change your name unless it's offensive and you literally have to go through court and prove to them why it's necessary. You can't do it just because of a preference.

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

9 ай бұрын

That's weird. I changed my name the first time when I was still under Danish jurisdiction, and I know tons of other people in Denmark who have done the same, with zero problems. And Denmark is part of the EU. I think you're misinformed, or at least it's not true across all of EU.

How many people refuse to call you Calvin after this many years?

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Very few. Most people who'd use my old name are just forgetful. I don't mind. Family members and others who have known me since I was a child and whom I only rarely. Totally understandable. It's a bit weird to most people. I get it.

@mai0033

2 жыл бұрын

My name is currently "Mai Elbadawi" but I don't like it at all, never did, its way too Arabic lol. I want to change my name to "Mai Alyssa Silva "

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@mai0033 Go for it! 💪🏻

@justanalias

Ай бұрын

That's a great name. I hope you went for it. If not it is never too late! ​@@mai0033

Nicole Winter or Nicole Wong Shu Xia 😂😂😂😂

Did you have to get FBI fingerprinting for this process?

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Nope. Just go to the courts, then the consulate to get issued new passport, DMV for new ID, and social security for new social security card.

@modestprophetess582

2 жыл бұрын

I did..

Why this guy looks like green Goblin from spidrrman No offence Just a thought

Romans 1-26

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

11 ай бұрын

huh?

I'm thinking ( have thought about it for many, many years ) about changing my last name legally. I never liked it, I never felt attached to it at all. There is a lot of alcohol abuse history within my family, ( my father, uncles, aunt are all alcoholics and bear my last name ). Even though I love them all, and my father didn't touch alcohol for years, my last name is associated with alcoholics in my town because of them. I have been living in another country for 22 years so this doesn't bother me that much but I still hate my last name. The only reason why I didn't change my name is that I feel guilt even thinking about it, as if this would by an act of betrayal to my family and all my ancestors. I would never tell my family that I changed my name if it comes to that some day. I think that would hit my dad very hard, and he is almost 75. Don't know how to get rid of that betrayal feeling though.

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

11 ай бұрын

you might both do some forgiveness and healing on your feelings towards the family history of abuse, and at the same time, you can absolutely change your name. I'm very familiar with the feeling that we're betraying our family, but if it makes you more you, then it's the opposite. They lived and died and sacrificed so that YOU could be YOU. If changing your name helps you do that better, go for it. That's you honoring them, not betraying them. If we don't choose to become our true selves, what are we all doing all of this sacrificing for? Then it's all retch and no vomit, as Alan Watts said.

😁🙏🏻

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

Жыл бұрын

🙌🏻

Can u get ur name changed legally twice?

@CalvinCorreliOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

I've done it three times, so I'd say yes :) Don't think there's an upper limit.

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