I built companies. Raised two daughters. Held it all.
Until I realized I was the problem.

I was the leader who never needed help. The father with all the answers. The "go-to" everyone could count on

What I didn't see?
My strength was creating everyone's weakness.

The need to be THE ONE nearly destroyed me. My marriage ended, my physical and mental health crashed, and my "indispensability" was finally visible as imprisonment (for everyone). Stepping back from being the hero didn’t just save my health, it made me a better father, lover and leader.

Today, I work where business and personal life collide.

I help fathers running companies scale without their health, marriage, or relationship with their kids being the cost. Because you can't optimize one without addressing all three:
= business strategy + personal capacity + family dynamics

This work is about reclaiming capacity. Not by choosing between success and presence, but by building the internal infrastructure to show up fully everywhere. When you stop performing three different versions of yourself, that's when the extraordinary happens.