Dr Espen Wold-Jensen’s I Am Quantum in liquidation
The life coaching business of Dr Espen Wold-Jensen, an ex-reality television contestant who describes himself as the CEO of “multiple seven-figure businesses” has gone into liquidation.
The business of a former Ninja Warrior contestant turned life coach and “CEO of multiple seven-figure businesses” has collapsed into liquidation, owing more than a million dollars to various creditors.
Dr Espen Wold-Jensen charges thousands for “quantum transformation workshops” but liquidator documents have revealed his business I Am Quantum currently owes creditors almost $1.1m, with a summary of assets and liabilities estimating a deficiency of $815,000.
The company’s debts include more than $900,000 owed to the Australian Taxation Office and almost $65,000 to American Express Velocity Business.
The liquidator documents also reveal Dr Wold-Jensen owes Crown Melbourne $9488.54 after hosting his “Quantum Wealth Summit” there in January this year.
“Dr Espen will unveil advanced wealth-building strategies and proven financial techniques that blend modern economic principles with timeless wisdom,” a promotion for the event stated.
“You’ll discover how to tap into abundant opportunities, create multiple abundance streams, and accelerate your path to financial freedom using quantum principles.
“In this extraordinary day, you’ll master proven wealth-building tools and insights needed to quantum leap into a new reality and transform your relationship with money.”
Dr Wold-Jensen also promised to help attendees learn “how top performers maximise financial returns and create sustainable wealth through strategic focus”, and “uncover and release wealth blocks through guided energy work and manifestation techniques”.
The self-described “longevity and peak performance expert” is a registered chiropractor who studied at RMIT and appeared on the inaugural season of Ninja Warrior in 2018.
Despite the business collapsing on October 31, Dr Wold-Jensen is still advertising a three-day Quantum Advanced Seminar event, with tickets ranging from $1995 to $3495, at Rydges World Square in Sydney from November 21 to 23.
“At the Quantum Experience, you’ll learn how to heal past wounds, expand your awareness, and create the life you’ve always envisioned,” Dr Wold-Jensen wrote on Instagram on October 16.
“The power to transform is already within you – let’s activate it.”
Documents from the liquidator filed to ASIC on November 5 reveal I Am Quantum has just one asset – a van with an estimated worth of $5000.
The business also owes Athene Consulting $14,575.25, Rydalmere event services business Encore Events Technologies $8993.03, and Melbourne audiovisual suppliers Scene Change $11,396.
Brisbane audiovisual supplier Leading Technology Asia Pacific Pty Ltd – which trades as Elite Audiovisual – is owed $22,710.54.
Other businesses attributable to Dr Wold-Jensen – QCOR Pty Ltd and Quantum Global Ops – are owed more than $13,000 and $20,000 respectively.
Dr Wold-Jensen himself is also on the list of creditors, along with multiple current and previous I Am Quantum employees, whose amount owed is not yet identified.
In total, I Am Quantum owes creditors $1,099,636.85.
Dr Wold-Jensen is already advertising a 2026 iteration of his three-day Quantum Wealth Mastermind workshop for $1495 a ticket, despite his website stating the location is “tbc”.
He also released a podcast with controversial chef and former TV host Pete Evans, and has recently met with Trump administration health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Dr Wold-Jensen has been contacted for comment regarding his upcoming events and the status of his company.
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