Helping Others Level Up

Here's my story: I had a disciplined upbringing, excelling in martial arts and winning medals at prestigious tournaments like the Junior Olympics. However, as I grew older and became a college dropout, uncertainty clouded my path. Armed with communication skills and a flair for public speaking, I ventured into the insurance industry. Excelling at consulting and helping clients beyond just price comparisons, I maximized the compensation plan with Nationwide before transitioning to banking.

Starting in a call center, I quickly rose to become the top producer at a Fortune 100 company within six months. Recognizing my talent for training others in creating effective action plans, I worked with both new and experienced employees to enhance their sales abilities. Despite my success, by the age of 30, I found myself still searching for the right career fit. Returning to sales at a publicly traded company in Columbus, Ohio, I faced the challenge of an unfamiliar industry and no established pipeline. However, I embraced the opportunity to learn to live on less while building my business.

With the support of a church emphasizing success without compromising relationships, I applied considerable effort and sought guidance from the Lord. Within 18 months, I became the top sales professional in a team of 20,000, providing me with opportunities to travel and mentor others in selling high-ticket items. Despite this success, I felt the desire to do something for myself.

Struggling to balance professional growth with a secure and loving home life, I realized the importance of maintaining the right priorities. With two newborns and a supportive wife, I sought a balance that allowed me to grow closer to God, restore passion in my marriage, and set an example for my children. With focused effort and improved time management, the only missing piece was physical fitness. Since then, I hired a trainer and began breaking through mental barriers alongside my clients.

Here's what you get when you say 'Yes' - transparency and authenticity. I have imperfections, but today, I am confident in who I am and share my ongoing journey of personal development while helping others achieve their professional and personal goals. Come join us!