In the Theater of Life, I have had the opportunity to wear many hats. Starting as a totally dependent child, unlike most, I had a great heritage. In my formative years, I lived in a wonderful culture of interconnectedness of family and community.  I was always encouraged to follow my dreams. 

 

Embarking upon emancipation, I had all the everyday struggles, but as you’ll see, imagination played a big part. I became an actor, arbitrator, author, business strategist, consultant, counselor, composer, cowboy, craftsman, diplomatic liaison, emissary to Royalty and Head of State, entertainer, entrepreneur, father, friend, hero, husband, international businessman, lover, minister, minister to the homeless, missionary, motivational speaker, painter, personal success coach, poet, Santa, student, teacher, victim, villain, vocal coach, waiter, and worship leader. 

 

I discovered most people are the product of their difficult upbringing. In this highly competitive atmosphere, most have a poor self-image due to single parenting, poor financial conditions, substandard education, and constantly comparing themselves to the highest achievers. Someone said, “The wealthiest place in the world is not the diamond mines of South Africa, but it is the GRAVEYARD, because it is full of BOOKS, DREAMS, INVENTIONS, PAINTINGS, and SONGS that were never pursued.”

 

I intend to teach you to be a grave robber by getting over imposter syndrome and discovering your creative genius.