That Talk

In this one I'm getting real with y'all about stuff I've never fully shared before. I talk about being 18, depressed, suicidal, and how my parents put me on antidepressants thinking it would help, but I ended up addicted for almost 7 years. My wife (girlfriend at the time) literally had to lay in bed with me for a week while I withdrew from that medication like a drug addict.

I get into how stunt riding actually saved my life, but not for the reasons you'd think. I wasn't talented. I was one of the worst riders in the area when I started. The truth is I wanted to die, and the harder I pushed toward death on that bike, the better I got. That's the real story behind how I became one of the best in the country.

I also talk about my 2015 accident, losing 10 years of savings in 6 months day trading, working jobs I hated, quitting with $7 in my bank account, and doubling my income two months later by finally betting on myself.

If you're a man stuck in your head telling yourself stories that aren't even true, or you feel like you've got potential just sitting on the table, this one's for you. Every man needs something he's willing to die for, and I'm sharing how I found mine (and lost it, and found it again).

What Truly Makes a Man Happy? (It’s Not What You Think)

After 15 years on the self-development journey, I’ve discovered a hard truth most men never realize: happiness is fleeting, but progress is fulfilling. In this video, I share the lessons I’ve learned from chasing goals in stunt riding, entrepreneurship, and personal growth—and why fulfillment never came from success itself. It’s not about the finish line. It’s not about the results. It’s about the man you become along the way.

Inside this message:
Why chasing happiness leaves men empty
How progress creates lasting fulfillment
What it really means to build purpose as a man
Why discipline beats motivation every time
If you’ve ever hit your goals and still felt lost, this video will speak to you. The breakthrough is in the process—not the prize. And the progress you make each day is the path to real freedom.

Leave a comment if this resonates. Let’s talk about where fulfillment truly lives.

Why does it feel like everyone is living your dream while you're stuck on the sidelines? In this video, I break down the exact mindset shift that changed everything for me—not just in stunt riding, but in business and life.

I spent years thinking I needed more information, more gear, better timing… but the truth was simple: I lacked commitment. Once I stopped chasing perfection and started owning my uniqueness, things changed fast.

This episode is a wake-up call for anyone waiting for the "right time" or the "missing piece." You don’t need more knowledge—you need to decide. If you’ve been doubting your qualifications, comparing your journey, or holding back because of fear, this is your sign: you’re closer than you think.

In this episode, I break down how fear and imagination can sabotage your progress—on the bike and in life. I share the story of how one stunt trick became a mental battlefield and how a quote from Sadhguru helped me break through years of hesitation. The lesson? Most of our suffering comes from imagining what could go wrong before it even happens. Whether it’s chasing a dream, starting a business, or mastering a skill—don’t suffer the consequences of something that hasn’t happened yet. Take the jump

Let's be real - your excuses are SATISFYING you. That's why you haven't changed.
I spent 6 years on antidepressants, broke as hell, blaming everyone but myself. Sound familiar?
The hard truth most people won't tell you: if you're stuck in the same BS cycle year after year, YOU are the problem. Not your boss. Not your woman. YOU.
I'll show you exactly how I broke free from this addiction to misery and how you can too. It starts with looking in the mirror and saying "I f*cked this up" - the hardest thing for any man to admit.
Stop being the man everyone expects you to be. Become the man nobody thought you could be.

Most people will tell you, “Don’t be so hard on yourself.” But what if that’s exactly what you need to push forward? In this episode, we break down why having high standards isn’t a bad thing—it’s a sign that you demand more from life. But there’s a right way to do it. Learn how to flip the script, believe in your goals, and apply pressure without breaking yourself in the process. The difference between self-destruction and success? It’s all in your mindset.

In this episode, we dive into the power of resilience, mindset, and finding a win in every season. Life throws challenges our way, but stagnation isn’t an option—progress is the only way forward. From personal struggles to entrepreneurial hurdles, we explore how maintaining a positive attitude and refusing to "tap out" can be the ultimate victory. Stay locked in, keep pushing, and remember—you’re built for this.

In this raw and powerful episode, I’m sharing how I turned fear, pain, and discomfort, the things I once thought were holding me back, into the driving forces behind my life. In my journey I’ve learned that these emotions, which most of us try to avoid, are actually catalysts for growth and achievement.

I take you through my journey, from dealing with the aftermath of a life-changing accident to battling dark thoughts of hopelessness. I’ll share how these experiences shaped my mindset and pushed me to become the best version of myself. The lesson I’ve learned is that growth comes from pushing past our limits and embracing discomfort, not running from it.

If you’re facing fear of failure, going through personal pain, or just need the push to keep going through life’s tough moments, I hope this message is proof that you  can turn anything around. I’ll explain how I used my toughest moments as fuel to move forward and how you can do the same in your own life.

Diving deep into the mindset shifts that have propelled me into a better life-both on the bike and in life.

Drawing from my 12 years of stunt riding journey, I talk about how the way you handle problems can make or break you. As men, we’re wired to solve problems, but the key lies in what problems you choose to solve and how big you let them become.

Raw and unfiltered stories, from crashing at 60 mph and rebuilding myself to starting a business with just $7 in my bank account. 

Let's go over:

• Reframe obstacles as opportunities.
• Adopt a "Do or Die" mindset to push through fear and failure.
• Stop magnifying problems and start taking action, no matter the circumstances.

Life isn’t about avoiding problems—it’s about how you face them.