My superpower is helping people believe they can do more.

What I do: I speak to teams and coach executives on how to create unstoppable momentum in their businesses and lives.

What I've done:
• Co-Founded an agency that served the world's best brands like Disney, Netflix, Google, Marriott, and Major League Baseball
• Built a team of 20 people with an award-winning culture
• Successfully sold the agency for 7-figures in 2021
• Coached 100+ CEOs and entrepreneurs to sustainable growth
• Recorded 100+ episodes of the Leadmore Podcast interviewing today's leaders

What I'm passionate about: Inspiring people to become the best version of themselves. Through keynote speaking and coaching, I help executives and entrepreneurs understand that success isn't about one big breakthrough—it's about consistent forward motion.

I'm currently writing a book on momentum and speak to organizations about building businesses and teams that move forward with purpose and consistency.

My keynote topics include:
• Making Momentum - How to build it, maintain it, and never lose it
• Timeless Teams - What makes great teams stay great
• D.A.I.L.Y. - The five non-negotiables for sustainable success

If you're looking for a speaker who brings practical frameworks, real stories, and actionable takeaways to your next event, let's connect.

Your goals aren’t waiting on time.
They’re waiting on action.
And they’re waiting on structure.

Most people don’t fail because they’re lazy.
They fail because everything lives in their head.
Ideas. Intentions. “Someday” plans.

Momentum starts when you stop hoping things will magically click and start building systems that force progress. A calendar that tells the truth. A weekly cadence. Clear standards for how you show up.

This is what I’ve learned the hard way. Motivation fades. Structure stays.

If your goals feel stuck, don’t ask for more time.
Ask where you need more structure.

What’s one system you could put in place this week to create momentum?

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Professional Speaker on Momentum & Leadership | Executive Coach | 2x Agency Founder | Inspiring Leaders and Teams to Keep Moving Forward

Show me your calendar, and I’ll show you your priorities.

As we start a new year, this is the audit most people skip. They talk about goals, vision, and who they want to become. But the calendar tells the real story.

Your calendar is a vote for the future version of you. Every block either supports it or sabotages it.

Start with a clean calendar. Put the important things on first. Protect them.

Because when you change what you schedule, you change who you become.

What does your calendar say you care about right now?

You don’t need a breakthrough year.
You need a breakthrough week.

Most people overestimate what they can do in a year
and underestimate what they can do in seven focused days.

Momentum isn’t created by one massive decision.
It’s built by stacking weeks where you show up, follow through, and keep promises to yourself.

This is how businesses grow.
This is how health changes.
This is how confidence compounds.

I’m not thinking about the whole year when I lace up my shoes.
I’m thinking about winning this week.

Plan the week.
Execute the week.
Repeat.

What would make this week a breakthrough for you?

The breakthrough isn’t the goal.
It’s the person who follows through when no one is watching.

Most people think momentum comes from big wins.
It doesn’t.
It comes from identity.

Structure beats motivation.
Standards beat feelings.
Systems beat willpower.

When someone says, “I’m just not motivated,” what they really mean is,
“I haven’t decided who I am yet.”

Momentum is built by people who see themselves as finishers.
Executors.
People who do what they said they would do.

Even on the boring days.
Especially on the boring days.

You don’t rise to your goals.
You fall to your standards.

Momentum isn’t something you chase.
It’s something you become.

What identity do you need to step into this year?

You don’t need more motivation.

That’s the lie most entrepreneurs keep telling themselves.

You don’t need better timing.
You don’t need a new planner.
You don’t need another strategy call.

You need momentum.

And momentum isn’t something you feel.
It’s something you build.

Momentum is created when you do one small, slightly uncomfortable action today.
Before you feel ready.
Before conditions are perfect.

I’ve watched this play out hundreds of times with founders.
The ones who win aren’t more motivated.
They’re more consistent.
They move first.

Momentum follows.
If you feel stuck right now, don’t zoom out. Zoom in.

What’s one action you can take today that moves something forward by 1%?

That’s how momentum starts.

What’s the one thing you’ll do today to get moving again?

You already know what to do.
You already know what matters.
You already know what’s next.

That’s the part nobody likes to admit.
The gap isn’t information.
It isn’t another podcast, book, or framework.
It’s action.

Most people don’t need more clarity. They need more follow-through.
They need to stop negotiating with themselves and start moving.

What’s the one thing you already know you should do this week and haven’t done yet?

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