My parents taught me early on that time is one of the most valuable gifts we have. They taught me how to honor it, manage it, and invest it wisely. That foundation sparked my lifelong journey into personal development. I became the person who was on time for everything, even birthday parties. Over the years, this consistency turned into a true discipline. I became a disciple of time itself, continually learning from it as it teaches me new lessons every day.

I’ve read countless books on time and time management, drawing wisdom from authors like John Maxwell, Anthony Robbins, and Eckhart Tolle, as well as from workshops and seminars. These experiences shaped the techniques and strategies I use today, many of which I’ve blended into my own coaching niche centered on time and our relationship with it.

While most people grow up learning the importance of money and how to make it work for them, I was taught the importance of my time and how to have time work with me. Time has been good to me, and it has allowed me to build a lifestyle where I continue to have the space and freedom to do the things I love.

My mission now is to share the insights, practices, and tools I’ve gained over the years, helping others cultivate a life where time is not an obstacle but an ally.

I envision a world where time is good to everyone!