I hit rock bottom before I ever sold a house. Real estate gave me more than a career. It gave me a way forward.

Losing my childhood home at a young age taught me just how much a home means to a family. That experience stayed with me and became part of my mission to help others build wealth, create financial security, and confidently navigate one of life's biggest financial decisions.

I went from rebuilding my life to becoming a top-producing real estate broker, flipping over 100 properties, and developing homes and buildings across Connecticut. But the biggest transformation wasn't what I built. It was who I became along the way.

Fourteen years sober, I've learned one lesson that changed everything: You will never outperform your own identity.

Nothing about my journey happened overnight. There were failures, hard decisions, and plenty of moments when starting over would have been easier than pushing forward. But I learned that your past doesn't have to define your future, and where you start doesn't determine how far you can go.

Today, I use my experience to help others see what's possible through real estate, whether that's selling a home, investing in property, or building something of their own.

And beyond the deals, developments, and business ventures, you'll still find me where some of my most important moments happen: on a baseball field, coaching my son's team.

Because at the end of the day, success isn't just about how much you build or how much you earn. It's about the person you become, the people you impact, and the life you create along the way.