Meet Our Founder

I didn’t go into the jungle to find myself. I went to save my marriage, my family, and the dream we’d built together. What I didn’t know was that the jungle would strip me down to nothing — my health, my identity, even my place in the people I loved most. And in the middle of that loss, I found the truth about what it means to be a man when there’s nothing left to stand on.

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Months later, doctors would tell me I have terminal lymphoma. My days are now numbered — and I’ve chosen to spend them speaking, writing, and leaving something my daughter can be proud of. In the time I have left, I’ve written two books, delivered a keynote that’s already moved audiences to tears, and pulled my work from Amazon after overwhelming early response while I speak with publishers about its future.

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This is not a survival story. This is a story about what happens after the survival — when you come home to find the world you fought for is gone, and you have to decide who you’ll be anyway.