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I believe that all gay men can… and should… have genuine, inspired and fulfilling lives. Lives free from insecurity, the need for external validation and the misguided feelings of self-loathing that many in our community experience.
I’ve learned that with the right guidance you can create life-altering shifts in perspective that can break down self imposed barriers and reconnect you to your true self. Through individual and group coaching, I partner with gay men to overcome fear around failure, success and judgment by others to help them identify their dreams and reach their full, self-expressed potential.
It is my hope that as each of us become more secure in who we are as individuals, we as a community will have a greater impact on people who have yet to take the first step in being true to themselves.
I look forward to working with you!
Check out part 1 of my 2 part interview with Mitch Rustad of Shout Out Health. In this interview, Mitch asks me about being gay and spiritual, how to push past fear and look inward to the answers to your life’s questions and how to ensure the life you’re leading is your own, and not what you think everybody else wants you to be. Check it out HERE!
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