My rock bottom shaped me more than anything else in my life. It broke me into a million pieces I never believed I could put back together. But piece by piece, I rebuilt myself. Not into who I was before, but into someone stronger, wiser and more grounded than I had ever been.

Rock bottom was not the end. It was the beginning.

It was my spiritual turning point. The moment I stopped running, faced myself and took full responsibility for my life. That experience built my empathy, compassion and my work ethic.

I work hard because I believe this is my purpose. Helping others achieve what they once thought was impossible. I cannot do it for you, but I can walk beside you. I can support you, encourage you, and I can sit with you in your pain without flinching, because I have lived there too. 

I lead by example. I believe every person is capable of brilliance. I believe rock bottom is the beginning of transformation. Sobriety is a true chance at living. Personal responsibility is personal power. I believe healing requires patience, courage and consistency.

This is not theory. This is lived experience. And that is the foundation of everything I create.