My Story

I’ve always been drawn to people—their stories, their struggles, their unspoken motivations.

Before I ever became a coach, I spent years studying acting. Not just the craft, but the psychology behind it. I had a gift for stepping inside a character’s inner world—understanding what made them tick, what they feared, and what they longed for. That’s what lit me up: peeling back the layers and giving life to the truth beneath the surface.

Naturally, I thought I’d found my path. I earned two degrees in acting, moved to LA, and imagined a career where my talent would open doors—where I’d be seen, celebrated, and able to use that platform to help others.

But once I got there… I froze.

Not once. Over and over. I was terrified to take a step unless someone else opened the door first. And even when opportunities came—and they did come—I’d say yes and then disappear. I couldn’t move. Something deep inside me was holding on too tightly.

So I distracted myself: with relationships, with late nights, with anything that would keep me from facing the truth. I smiled, entertained, pretended I was fine. But inside, I was stuck in a loop of fear and paralysis—and it crushed me. I couldn’t understand how someone with so much promise could feel so powerless.

Eventually, the pretending wore thin. I couldn’t lie to myself anymore.

A coach—a friend—asked me a few simple, honest questions. And for the first time, I stopped trying to “fix” my life from the outside. I turned inward. I asked:

What do I truly want?

What has been keeping me from it?

And am I willing to face the truth—no matter how uncomfortable?

That was the beginning. The start of a long, messy, humbling, beautiful process of healing. I began to uncover the stories I’d been living under—the parts of me that froze because they thought they were keeping me safe. These weren’t flaws. They were old, brilliant survival strategies. But they were no longer serving the man I was becoming.

It was through that deep inner work—through facing my shame, my fear, and my self-protective patterns—that I discovered my calling.

Now, I get to do for others what was once done for me.

I guide people through the fears and beliefs that have kept them stuck—so they can finally see what’s possible on the other side. I help them uncover their truth, meet themselves with compassion, and take action from a place of real power.

This isn’t surface-level mindset work. This is transformation.

And while it’s not always easy, it’s worth it.

Because what’s waiting on the other side of the fear… is freedom.

If you’re ready to meet yourself—truly meet yourself—I would be honored to walk that path with you.