My parents hustled like hell to provide—the standard path still cost us our time together. I refuse that trade. I'm running raw experiments across my domains to fund a life of total presence with my three kids, and documenting every ugly, honest step so you can start moving, too.
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Navy Vet. I've built service businesses from zero to profit across Florida, Hawaii, and California — no loans, no investors, no safety net. Just work.
Then I stopped building for everyone else.
I homeschool my kids. The best classroom I can give them isn't a curriculum — it's a front-row seat to watching their Dad actually build something.
So I'm documenting every ugly step in public. The wins, the kills, the pivots. All of it.
That's the whole thing.
Not Telling Them How.
Showing Them How.
// The whole point
One email. The behind-the-scenes nobody posts — ugly tools, half-baked automations, analytics that don't lie. The messy working parts, not the victory lap. Well, hopefully the victory lap too.
Pick the path that fits where you are right now.
Every week I document what's working, what died, and what I'm building next. Raw, unfiltered, no polish.
A real-time dashboard of every domain experiment — what's live, what's being built, and what got killed. The whole thing made visible.
Your idea. My decade of building from zero. 30 days, one-on-one — we map it, build it ugly, and find out if it's real.
Every domain is an experiment. Some will make money. Some will die. All of it gets documented here — in public, in real time.
More experiments drop as they move off the idea shelf.
I was sitting at the kitchen table watching my kids play.
And I realized I was running the same pattern.
My dad ran it. His dad ran it.
Come home. Check out. Grind until the weekend.
Call it providing.
I had a list of things I was going to do someday.
It had been growing since I was 19.
So I stopped waiting for the perfect moment and started building in public.
Life started moving.
Everyone's got two lists.
The one they're living. And the one they keep meaning to start.
Trips unmade.
Ideas untried.
Projects pending.
The right moment.
Built 10+ businesses.
Served in the Navy.
Won an ADDY.
Raised a family.
// Three kids. Zero complaints. (So far.)
Not the word on a poster. The actual thing. Time on your terms. Work that's yours. A life you didn't have to ask permission for.
That's the list I'm building toward. One real move at a time. If any of that sounds familiar — join me.
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