

Own your life.
If you’re not owning it, someone else is.
Price Increase 2026.
After absorbing the annual inflationary and cost of living increases for 3 years, I am now unfortunately compelled to increase my rate.
However, I worked the numbers to ensure that it’s still below inflationary pressures and among the lowest in the industry.
More than this, I also ensured that it is still possible for you to secure the old rate if you purchase a package.
Check out the clip for more info.
Remember, you also have the added convenience of managing your bookings, including rescheduling and cancellations, when you purchase a package.
The Tough Discussions Podcast.
Not just another podcast. Tough Discussions is a space for raw, unfiltered dialogue about the stories we carry — the ones we inherit, the ones we resist, and the ones we’re afraid to tell. These conversations aren’t scripted, sanitised, or shaped to fit a trend. They’re brutally honest, unapologetically human, and grounded in lived experience.
No jargon.
No psychobabble.
No pretence.
Just real talk about real life.
Subscribe for hard-hitting content that doesn’t pull punches.
My books and scribbles.
My effort to share my thoughts and philosophies is done with only one goal in mind: To offer others the opportunity to either gain benefit from it, or to point out where I may be wrong in my contemplations or beliefs of how life works.
From my books to my blog posts, I unpack my thoughts to gain clarity and develop substance around the mental clutter that, I believe, plagues all of us. It is the clutter of questions that if only we had answers to, life would be that much easier to navigate.
If my words resonate with you, or if it makes you feel uncomfortable, sit with it. Allow it to percolate in the back of your mind as you connect the dots between what you believe to be true and what reality reveals. The more harmony we have between how we think life works and how we experience life, the less struggle we endure in creating a life of purpose.

A life shaped by curiosity, not fear.
Most people are taught to accept the stories they’re given — about who they are, what they feel, and how they should live. I wasn’t one of them. My life has been a long, often uncomfortable and arduous journey of questioning the narratives that define us, especially the ones that claim to explain our pain or our struggles. Our life experiences are far too unique to be defined in such rigid ways.


