Transform Your Life...It's NEVER Too Late!
Empower your journey from struggle to success.
“I lost everything. Then I rebuilt it from the ground up.”
My Journey of Redemption
I’m a father, husband, business owner, and motivational speaker. Nearly two decades ago, my life unraveled due to addiction, poor decisions, and a federal conviction. I served 51 months in prison for wire fraud, battled alcohol dependency that began in my teens, and emerged with nothing but a commitment to rebuild with honesty, service, and purpose. Today, I use my story to help others—especially students and at-risk individuals—understand the real-world consequences of their choices and how to take ownership of their future.
Speaking Topics
The Power of Accountability
I speak openly about how owning my mistakes—not hiding from them—was the first step toward changing my life. I teach how true accountability builds respect, opportunity, and peace of mind.
From Inmate to Entrepreneur
After prison, I launched a digital design business with skills I learned in federal custody. My talks show how you can turn your lowest point into the foundation for something lasting.
Choices and Consequences
As a young adult, I made choices that led to years in federal prison. I talk candidly about the road from seemingly small decisions to life-altering consequences—and how to stop that spiral before it starts.
Addiction, Recovery, and Reinvention
I share my journey from a teenage addiction to long-term sobriety, including the turning points, relapse triggers, and how I built a sober life filled with purpose.
The Ripple Effect of Giving Back
In memory of my late aunt, I founded a scholarship program that has now helped more than 20 students in a struggling school district. I talk about paying it forward and how anyone can be a force for good.
Tailored To Students
High school students face decisions every day that shape their future—but most don’t realize how far the consequences can reach. I speak to schools with one goal: to offer a wake-up call that’s honest, relatable, and hopeful. I don’t preach. I tell my story—and show how every student, no matter where they start, can take control of where they’re going.