I spent years learning how to build successful businesses.

Eventually, I started asking a bigger question: What does it mean to build a successful life?

For nearly a decade, I worked in e-commerce, marketing and entrepreneurship. I built multiple businesses, generated millions in revenue and helped other entrepreneurs build and grow their own.

I loved business, and I still do.

But over time, my definition of success started to change.

I started thinking more about purpose. Relationships. Marriage. Spirituality. The kind of man I wanted to become. And whether the life I was building actually felt fulfilling to me.

I realized you can be successful in one area of your life and still feel completely lost in another.

That's a big part of what led me to coaching.