I’ve always been ambitious. I’ve always believed that it’s been my birthright to live my best life and get the most out of this world.

I’ve had some tough times. I wasn’t born privileged. Life was pretty tough growing up. I just about survived childhood having a lot of barriers in my way, little money, little support, and never having anything handed to me.

I worked hard to achieve everything I have by following my passions and interests. I excelled in the environments I put myself in, always finding myself in leadership no matter what the sector. By my mid-twenties I became a successful Assistant Vice President in the corporate world.

It was in this role working so closely with people’s development, my passion for human performance, psychology and coaching was ignited. At this time, at age 27 I met a coach.

This coach had the single biggest impact on the trajectory in my life. He truly helped me see past my limitations and find my purpose, my passions and my dreams.

From that moment on, I wanted to do for people what he had done for me, (but I’ll come back to that).

My coach helped me see past my fears and self-doubt, my fake confidence, and my mind-made obstacles.

And so, I went for my dream.

At this time I wanted to train as a Psychologist and be the first in my family to go to university.

The first step was getting on a degree programme in Psychology, but my application was declined at university.

The thing was though, I had a fire in my belly and I knew this was what I was supposed to do. I called them up and explained to them that I had never been more sure of anything in my life. I told them that I would be top of their class and would be their best student.

They heard me. And they let me on the programme.

Three years later, I graduated top of the class in Psychology. They even offered me to do a PhD.

I studied everything I could get my hands on. Every therapy out there, mindfulness, spirituality, coaching, you name it. If it’s in the field of human development then I’ve got the t-shirt. All so that I could get the best from myself, and others. And that’s what I do now.

I want to help you live the best life you can.

I went from someone who was unhappy, anxious and insecure, to joyful, inspired, and confident. I became a man that I am proud of. I became an expert in human potential. Now I really get how life works.

I don’t tell you this to brag. I tell you this because I want you to see what change is possible.

Now I do for people what that coach did for me. My path led me to channelling all my skills, all my strengths and my experiences and using them to support people I’m passionate about working with, partnering with them to step into an amazing life that excites and energises them.