Most About pages highlight accomplishments and professional achievements. While my experience is a key reason to consider my guidance, it's my personal journey through struggles and recovery that truly stands out. Everything I've achieved is the result of lessons learned from overcoming adversity and applying them to create a fulfilling, balanced life.

In my late 20s, I was far from the person I aspired to be. Struggling with drug addiction and alcoholism, my life was marked by deceit and regret. My presence often brought disappointment and hardship to those around me.

Then came the day—the pivotal moment I frequently share in my talks. On that day, I woke up in the middle of a flight, confused and disoriented, with no memory of how I ended up on the plane. As I pieced together the events leading to this point, I realized I had reached the lowest point of my life.

That day became a turning point—not just in my recovery, but in how I would live the rest of my life. I began focusing on what truly matters: the actions I take each day, the priorities I choose, and how I show up in the world. Over time, those lessons became the foundation of my work and the core of my message.

I went from rebuilding my life to leading large organizations and coaching others to do the same. What started as survival became a framework for personal and professional transformation—eventually shaping the 3X Rule and later, Peace is the Day.

Peace is the Day is the continuation of that journey. It's my effort to help people rise above the stress, pressure, and noise of everyday life—to experience more peace, clarity, and ease in how they think, work, and live. It’s not about perfection or escape. It’s about learning to live each day more fully, just as I had to learn myself.

Everything I teach, coach, and write about is grounded in this truth: you don’t change your life overnight—you change how you live your day. And that changes everything.​