I’m not a polished influencer or a feel-good coach. I’m a man who came dangerously close to losing everything God gave me — including my wife, Katelyn, and our two daughters, Vivienne (7) and Charlie (3). They are my world, and I nearly threw that world away.

For five years, I was trapped in a cycle of alcohol and prescription drug addiction. Not occasional misuse — real addiction. I went to rehab five times, and every time I walked out promising change, but managed to walk straight back into the same darkness. I was spiritually lost and running from responsibility, purpose, and the man God intended me to be.

Addiction led me down a path I never expected. During that time, I survived multiple car accidents that should have been fatal and spent time in jail more than once. The consequences were profound: I broke my relationship with God, I hurt people who loved me, destroyed my marriage through infidelity, disappointed the men I respected, and ultimately lost my savings and my business. I became a version of myself I had always sworn I would never become. Even my two dogs, Dash and Meyer, felt the weight of the chaos I introduced into our home and began to avoid me.

But in all of that, God never let me go. Even when I rejected Him, wasted blessings, or tried to numb myself out of existence, He continued to pull me back. Eventually, He broke me in a way that forced complete honesty and responsibility. That was the turning point — the moment I stopped blaming, stopped avoiding, finally took responsibility and chose to rebuild.

As I continue to rebuild my own life, I've recognized a significant gap in the current landscape of mental health and addiction support programs. I realized that men like me—those needing rigorous accountability grounded in discipline, truth, and faith, rather than soft advice or fleeting trends—were underserved. I couldn't find a program specifically built for men that directly addressed issues like addiction, self-sabotage, weakness, and spiritual emptiness. This realization inspired me to create the very kind of fitness-based coaching I desperately needed during the early stages of my own struggles.

I don’t coach to be a guru or heavily followed on social spaces. I coach because I know exactly what it feels like to be a man crumbling on the inside while trying to appear strong on the outside. I know the shame, the numbness, the fear of losing your family, and the slow destruction that happens when you drift from God. And I also know the power of reclaiming your life — mentally, physically, spiritually — and becoming a man your family can rely on again.

My work is for men who are ready to stop pretending and finally take ownership. Men who want to honor God, rebuild their discipline, break their addictions, and lead their family with strength and clarity.

If you’re ready to rebuild, I’m ready to walk with you. You’re not beyond repair. God still has plans for you. Let’s build the man He intended you to be.