YouTuber · Crypto Researcher · Dating Coach · Author · Musician · Gamer · Comedian · Teacher · Entrepreneur · Single Dad · Tennis Player · Yogi
Everything I make starts free on my six YouTube channels below. When you want my full attention, schedule a call.
One hour, one on one, on Zoom.
I have made more than 10,000 videos on YouTube over 14 years. I have written 35 books. I have built courses, stores, games, and communities. When I looked at all of it, I asked myself a simple question:
If you've watched a hundred hours of my videos, my question is what would be the best thing for me to give you? And the best thing for me to give you would be my full attention.
Everything else I made was me talking at you. A call is the opposite. It is the one place where I get to hear you. When I needed help myself, I never wanted another video. I said it like this:
I don't want somebody's program. I don't want somebody's course. I don't want somebody's community. What I want is to talk to somebody.
What works for me will not work exactly the same for you, because you are a different person. That is why I believe customized one on one is the most effective form of help.
So I put everything into doing one thing well. Imagine getting to talk to me one on one where I actually listen instead of talk.
Who you would be talking to: I am a single dad in St. Petersburg, Florida, sober since 2014, more than 12 years now. I was a top-ten instructor on Udemy, and Udemy paid me over $600,000 from 2014 to 2016. I was one of the first crypto YouTubers, starting in 2014. I was a top-20 Facebook Gaming partner, and I once had a video seen around 100 million times. None of that makes me an expert on your life. It means I have been through a lot, and I am willing to talk about it.
I don't just offer this. I pay for it myself, again and again, because it keeps changing my life. Here are the moments I think about most.
In 2020 I paid a life coach for an hour. Part of me thought it was silly. It turned out to be one of the best hours I had that year.
We ran around a park yelling, I'm free, I'm free, at the top of our lungs, and as ridiculous as that sounds, it felt liberating. It cracked something open in me. It shifted my perspective. It was worth every dollar.
In 2025 I bought four hours with a life coach. On the drive to one of those sessions, my own head tried to talk me out of going.
On the way over, I heard an endless loop of complaints: Life coaching is pointless. She's not adding any value. You don't need this. You shouldn't have paid for this... By the end of our session, I felt loved, accepted, and lighter.
If you are hearing that same voice right now about scheduling a call, I understand. I went anyway. The difference between how I walked in and how I walked out was night and day.
Right after I moved out during my divorce, I sat in my car at the yoga studio feeling like my life was over. I made myself go back inside, and I found my yoga instructor.
I poured my heart out to him. I told him how miserable I was... and I started crying while I was talking. He didn't flinch. He comforted me.
Talking with him changed everything about my day. I felt dramatically better afterward. It was a real turning point.
That is what I want to be for you: someone who doesn't flinch.
In the first days of my separation, a man in recovery with more than forty years sober, who used to work as a psychologist, stayed on the phone with me.
He used to be a psychologist, and we talked for an hour and twenty-seven minutes. That conversation humbled me deeply.
He was honest with me about the parts of myself I didn't want to look at. It hurt, and I needed it.
The day after we decided to separate, I did not sit home alone trying to figure it all out.
I spent hours on the phone with people from Alcoholics Anonymous, including my sponsor and another man who has played a mentor-like role in my life. They talked with me at length, helping me make sense of everything that had just happened. Instead of waking up overwhelmed with sadness, I woke up feeling reborn, much like I did in early sobriety.
When I got sober, I was not good at asking for help. My first sponsor saw that.
he told me he would call me every day. That mattered more than I realized at the time. Most sponsors expect you to call them. My first sponsor flipped it around.
He would leave short voicemails telling me he was thinking of me. It wasn't dramatic or heavy. It was consistent.
Those men and women in AA shook my hand and loved me until I could love myself.
Here is what actually helps me, in my own words. It is exactly what I try to give on a call:
And what really helps me is having people I can talk to about it. People that I know understand. People who often mostly just listen, but then when they do talk, it's something that leaves me feeling really seen and heard and will often help my perspective.
I still pay coaches today, including for YouTube and for my business. And over the years, people have come to me the same way. Over the years, a lot of people going through divorce have poured their hearts out to me.
I'm willing to talk about absolutely anything.
Anything I have lived through is fair game. Introduce yourself to me. Share your story with me. Tell me your heartbreaks.
Here is what people bring most often.
I have been on YouTube for 14 years. We can look at your channel together, talk through what you are doing, and find the next step that fits you. If you got a strike or lost a channel, I have been there too.
I've got the ability to just listen to you. You can screen share and show me your channel. Show me what you're doing right now and then start asking questions.
I build my websites, blog, and books with AI by talking out loud. We can look at your AI setup together and figure out a workflow that works with your voice.
All you need to be able to do to create something like this is talk.
I have been making crypto videos since 2014. We can look at your portfolio together, and I will tell you honestly what I would do in your shoes, from my experience. Many people just want someone who understands to hear what happened.
Show me the portfolio you have on Coinbase. And I'll just look at it. Listen to you talk about it. And ask you questions.
I was a top-ten Udemy instructor. I also know what it is like to start from nothing.
I did not make any money the first year, but by 2013, I had my first month making $10,000 online.
I have written more than a dozen books, mostly by talking. If you want to write one, we can talk through a workflow that fits your life.
I dictate into voice memos, then I run those memos through ChatGPT to polish them into readable writing.
I have made plenty of dating mistakes and turned them into videos. I help men and women, young and old.
I'm sober 12 years, so not newly sober, but I am learning for the first time how to date without alcohol.
I went through a kind divorce and I am a co-parenting single dad. If you are in the middle of it, you don't have to carry it alone.
What's helped me is I've talked with so many other dads who've been through similar things.
I have been sober since 2014. A call is not a replacement for a program or treatment, but I can listen as someone who has been there.
If you have struggled with being overweight, addicted to screens, abusing substances, drinking too much, feeling out of control, or wondering what the point of life even is, I have been there.
I got sober by praying to a God I did not believe in. I am happy to talk about faith from wherever you are starting.
I don't actually think it matters who you pray to, as long as you genuinely believe it will work.
I can only share my own experience here, not medical advice. I lost the weight and have kept working on my habits, including screens and games.
I used to be 80 pounds overweight myself, I weigh 170 now.
In 2019 I was sitting in a bankruptcy attorney's office, deep in debt. I created my way out. Looking back, The debt had grown so large precisely because I hadn't asked for help sooner.
So if you're in debt, you're all stressed out and scared. Talk to me because I'm not.
A lot of my 20s were very lonely.
I know what it is to have no one to really talk to.
I'm offering to be there for lonely people as someone who knows the struggle.
You don't need a problem to schedule a call. You can tell me your life story, play me your music, or record an interview.
If you want to help me get to know you, schedule a call.
I have talked with hundreds of people in more than 20 countries. Every result below is one person's story, not a promise of what will happen for you. I keep what's shared with me private, so everyone here is a role, not a name, except one friend who has said so publicly.
I've helped him get ninety thousand dollars of crypto that he you know either didn't have access to or didn't know how to access it.
This guy had like $70 000 that he couldn't find in Pax Gold sitting in some wallet. I helped him figure out where it was. He had something simple he hadn't done. Like, load the token.
He paid me to coach him when he was building up his brand new YouTube crypto channel, which now has hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
I coached him, I showed him how to do what I did, and now his Udemy earnings have surpassed mine
he ends up with $2,000 more in his main wallet than he had to start the call.
So I talked him through like setting stuff up like an internet identity and securing his recovery phrase.
I'm often able to save them hundreds sometimes thousands of dollars in one single call
I have people that scheduled a call with me years ago and they'll come back and schedule several more calls.
I told him straight up it wasn't necessary.I would rather save you months than tell you what you want to hear.
A good coach, the majority of it should be listening. Like 50 minutes, we'll be listening
It's not therapy, and I won't try to fix you. I don't try and fix you or tell you what to do.
I listen, I ask questions, and when it helps, I share what worked for me. Sometimes being heard is enough: It could just be witnessed sometimes. It can move miracles.
I keep what's shared with me private. What you tell me stays between us.
What to bring: whatever is on your mind. A question, a situation, your story, or a link you want us to look at together. You don't need to prepare. The more of my content you've watched, the easier you should find it to open up to me.
Need to move it? Just reply to your confirmation email at least 24 hours before your time and we will find a new one.
No. It's not therapy, and I am not a therapist, doctor, lawyer, or financial advisor. I listen, and I share my own experience. If you are working with a professional, keep doing that. A call can sit alongside it, never in place of it.
Yes. I keep what's shared with me private. The one exception is if someone is in imminent danger. If you are in crisis right now, please don't wait for a call: in the US, call or text 988, and anywhere else, contact your local emergency number or crisis line.
Reply to your confirmation email at least 24 hours before your time and we will move it. If something goes wrong on my side, I will make it right. The exact policy is shown on the checkout page before you pay.
Yes. Ask at the start of the call. I am happy to be interviewed for your channel or podcast.
Yes. You can pay by card or with ICP. The checkout shows the exact ICP amount and a QR code.
Choose first available at checkout. I will email you the earliest time I can do, which is often sooner than the first open slot, and we can find something that fits your time zone.
I don't give medical, legal, or financial advice, and I don't promise results. I share what I have lived through and what worked for me. You decide what to do with it.
Then schedule a call and say it. I would love to hear how my videos have fit into your life, and to finally hear your voice.
If you have watched my videos or read my books, you already know a lot about me. I would like to know you.
“You've listened to me talk so much. I need to hear you talk. It's only fair.”
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