
FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL FATHERS
Business and Life on Purpose
What I Do

Some Seasons Don't Come Back Around
As business owners, we often feel the struggle to be present with our business or present with our family. Both can happen, but you have to be intentional.
Stop DEFERRING what matters. Start DOING what matters.
Use my framework to build connection at home while building the business.

Experience, Not Theory
I've built and operated businesses in medical device, IoT controls, startups, and real estate. Additionally, I've served as director for non-profits advising entrepreneurs of micro-enterprises and trade schools in developing countries.
My expertise is in sales, marketing, strategy, leadership, partnerships/joint ventures, market expansion, and operational efficiency.
As a certified coach with decades of experience, I've advised leaders in business and non-profits on both business and personal decisions for deeper connection and purpose.
Why This Matters to Me.
My grandfather was a poor farmer turned self-made millionaire. Having died young, I never got to know the advice and lessons he learned.
My father knew how to play well, and although his work often took him away on travels, he modeled what it was like to be an intentional father.
My first firm I worked with out of college, I witnessed two men die within months of retirement. They spent decades putting off the life they desired only to see it slip away when it was within their grasp.
I made a choice to live life on purpose and with intention. To not put off to someday that may never come. I want other men to experience the same fulfillment and to Live a Legacy, not just leave one.



















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Your building a business, but you're missing bedtimes.
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Success feels hollow when you're not there for moments that matter.
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You feel like you should be working when you're at home, but feel like you should be at home when you're working late.
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You know time with your kids and spouse is slipping away, but the business demands more.
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You want to be the dad you had...Or the one you wish you had.
