How did you get started in terms of transforming that from, you know, a young age, having those
experiences where you lose your mom, you recognize, I'm sure there's lots of things that happen in
life to help you move into focusing on your best self. Well, what point did you realize that you
were going to be able to turn that into a career and how did you get started? Yeah, look, from a
young age, I never really knew what I wanted to do. I think with mom passing away, a lot of the
issues that came from a family side of that, I had a very dysfunctional childhood and it never really
led me down a path. I want to do this, I want to do that. Luckily for me, I was good at sports,
so I was good at Australian football. I was surrounded by people who inspired me, who guided
me that way. So I subconsciously, I had that around me, but I never really connected to it
until I started to get older and started to step into more leadership roles. And that's when really
that shift started to move inside and like, hey, everything I've experienced in my past, I can
actually use that in my strength and in my power to supply and support that with other people.
Because I was seen with, you know, kids I was coaching, people I was working with, with family
and friends, the suffering that they were feeling from an emotional point of view, from where maybe,
you know, there's certain things in their life, obstacles that were holding them back.
And I knew I could help them. I knew from my past experience, I knew from how I overcame challenges
in my life, I knew there's some advice and some skill set inside me that I can help them really
overcome theirs. And, you know, that's where it led me to leave Australia, move to the US. My
girlfriend's American. And just to follow my passion, as I said, I love to mentor people,
I love to help and support people and to use my past, my background to be able to be over here and
hey, start a whole new journey, explore a different country and share my story to inspire others.