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For most of my life, I struggled with a nagging sense of dissatisfaction, a sense that something was missing.  I tried to quell my agony by traveling to far reaches of the earth hoping my journey would bring me some peace.  It didn’t.  It was only after years of travel and ambitious business ventures in foreign cultures that I began to analyze my behavior and the motivations behind my choices.

I slowly began to recognize what changed my life. I was stuck in a Cycle of Insanity. I would repeat the same destructive patterns of behavior again and again and expect different results.  I believed I could attain success if I accumulated enough wealth, accomplished enough great things and created enough successful business ventures.  All the while I ignored discovering who I was.  Constant distractions prevented me from really knowing myself.  My skewed beliefs dictated my behavior, my decisions and my destiny.

I knew it was time to take action and break the patterns of behavior that were keeping me stuck. I took responsibility for my life, kept a journal and documented my journey over the years. I was able to decipher the phases that I went through to finally feel whole and find success on my own. I translated those phases into a coherent and simple program and named it “Design a New You”. I soon learned these principles, when applied through Coaching, Consulting and Training, can effectively spark positive change in people's lives. That is when I created Full Circle, Inc. 

I'm still a work in progress. I've made every mistake in the book and that is why I've become such a good teacher. I teach from experience. I've learned valuable lessons the hard way.

My work is very important to me. I recognize that when I show respect to others I become a respectful person. When I show love to others, I become a loving person. When I show integrity to others, I become an honest person. It doesn't matter what that other person's response is. Through action and faith I was able to break down years of bad habits. It's a process. I've found that when I share with others I can divide the pain and multiply the joy.