Those five questions became my compass.

As I started answering them — honestly, without judgment — I felt something shift.

I began to rebuild from the inside out.

In the years that followed, I went from being broke, in recovery, and uncertain of my future…

To building multiple seven-figure assets, including waterfront homes I once never imagined I could own.

I went from surviving depression and addiction… to being invited to teach consciousness work alongside world leaders across the world.

I’ve spoken on wellness panels tied to the Olympics.

And I now appear in films next to people I once considered mentors like Michael Beckwith and Marisa Peer.

But most importantly?

I live in deep alignment with who I am, what I value, and why I’m here.

And that process — built on those five core questions — became the foundation of what I now teach in Life Design.

Because this isn’t about just feeling better or staying busy with another self-help checklist.

It’s about finally pausing long enough to ask the questions that most people avoid their whole life.

It’s about becoming the person you were meant to be, and building a life that reflects it.