The Personal

Likes / Stories
& What’s Coming Next.

Cheat Sheet to Good
The Secret Stuff I Recommend

Top 5 Books

1. "Outwitting The Devil"
2. "Peak" by Marc Bubbs
3. "You Can't Hurt Me"
4. "48 Laws Of Power"
5. "Never Split the Difference"

Stores/Brands

BPN Supps (Clean Ingredients)
Feet Fleet (3D scan find best shoe)
Garmin 955 (Weeks of Battery)
Nads (100% Non-Toxic Organic Cotton)
Light Roast Robusta Coffee ( Enough Said)

Pod Mic

Podcasts

1. My First Million
2. Joe DeFranco
3. Real AF/ MFCEO Project
4. Mind Pump
5. AdaptNation
Honorable Mention: Huberman
P.S. Rough Guess 1200Hrs+ Health Wellness Pods Listened

Cool Stuff I've Done

Angel Investing
Won Ultra Marathon
Competed in Combat Sports
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Flip URL’s
Mini Tool Websites

Body Weight 170-180lbs
Squat – 440lbs
Deadlift – 455lbs
Bench – 320lbs
Power Clean – 265lbs

Bad Dawg 100 Run – 26Hr 8Min
Average moving pace 12:53Min/Mile
Average Total Pace 14:38Min/Mile

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Cbus 1/2 Marathon (2015 8:21Min/Mile)
Amish Country 1/2 (2023 8:36Min/Mile)-(2024 8:19Min/Mile) 

The Story

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2002
My journey with health began long before I understood what health was. At 2 years old, my father would be at home working out. Noticing this, I eagerly ran around lifting various objects, wanting him to watch me. All through early childhood my father had a quote I will never forget ” Do you want to Roll or Run to first base”.

2013–2014
By the age of 13–14, I became determined to be healthy and aesthetic thanks to Zyzz. That led me to calisthenics and following the THM diet, eventually eliminating all added sugars completely! I was hooked — achieving PRs and maintaining a lean physique.

2015
Someone dropped out of a half marathon and asked if I wanted to take their place. I took them up on it and knocked out my first half marathon with an 8:11 min/mile pace.

2016
At 16, I started going to the gym religiously, driven to outwork everyone — dedicating my life to researching how to get stronger, faster, and leaner.

2018
Start of senior year: tested my PRs — 305 bench, 405 squat, 455 deadlift, 265 power clean. Height: 5’11”, BW: 176. Baseball stats: 100 MPH exit velo, 88.6 MPH throw, 6.91 60-yard dash.

2019
After high school, I played a half year of JUCO baseball before COVID shut it down. (JUCO = Wild West of sports. JUCO no drug-tests, the coaches nudge the players to get on steroids, We had a guy reppin 420 on Benchpress). P.S. If you’re worried about college being hard — it’s not. I had straight A’s (except for one C) no studying needed. Just common sense.

2020
COVID hit. I lost gym access, strength, and weight. Then I heard about #5kMay2020 by Jeff Polen. You run a 5K every day in May — with a “May-hem” 12x 5Ks on the final weekend. I wasn’t a runner, but I did it with old Adidas gym shoes — hated it, but fell in love with the mental war.

2021
Back to the gym. New PRs: 315 bench, 435 squat, 465 deadlift, 265 power clean. BW: 174.

2022
Got blood work done. Changed my diet: no gluten, dairy, added sugar, or processed foods and if I have a drink (rare occasion), it’s 4x distilled vodka. Now I eat organic, single-ingredient foods and grass-fed ruminants (e.g., beef, bison, asparagus, blueberries).

2023
Needed a new stressor, so I started training MMA at Champions MMA. Took first place in Barbell Performance’s yearly “Gains-Giving” (Nov ’23).

2024
Got ringworm from MMA and couldn’t train, so I pivoted — trained for a 100-mile ultramarathon. Signed up, trained for 10 weeks, and finished in first place — 26 hours later, on a fractured foot and shin. Competed in “My First Million 100x100x100” Online Challenge. Also trained with Vivek Ramaswamy.

2025 – Future