Student, Teacher, Coach

I’ve always been driven by a deep curiosity and an unshakable belief in the potential for change. As a kid, I was captivated by understanding the why behind everything—whether it was poring over the pages of a secondhand Encyclopedia Britannica or being the go-to person my friends turned to for advice. That love of learning, paired with a passion for helping others, set the foundation for everything I’ve done since.
 

The EgoFree mindset has been my guiding principle. It’s about silencing doubt, focusing on growth, and embracing challenges with clarity and confidence. This philosophy first found a home in golf—a game that mirrors life’s struggles and triumphs. But over time, I realized it could go beyond improving a swing or lowering a score. It could change lives.

Golf became my medium for inspiring transformation. Whether I’m teaching the geometry of the perfect swing or coaching someone to navigate their inner obstacles, my goal is the same: to help people see their potential and take the next step toward becoming their best selves.
 

My passion for being an agent for change has led me to a path dedicated to empowering youth. Through EgoFree Academy, I’ve worked with hundreds of at-risk young people, helping them build resilience, discover their strengths, and find opportunities to shine. I’ve seen how golf can teach discipline, patience, and focus, and I’ve witnessed those lessons ripple out into brighter futures for young players who might never have seen themselves on a golf course.

I believe in meeting people where they are. For youth, this might mean breaking down barriers to access or creating safe spaces where they can grow. For adults, it’s about transforming how they approach challenges—on the course and in life. In all cases, it’s about building confidence, one step at a time.

The EgoFree method is more than a way to play golf. It’s a way to live with purpose, clarity, and joy. And for me, it’s been the foundation of a life devoted to teaching, mentoring, and creating change—one swing, one conversation, and one moment at a time.

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