I suppose I have always been a writer at heart.  Even as a child, I’d rather be locked in my room devouring a V.C. Andrew classic than play outside.  I didn’t know it at the time, but the buds of a future writer were springing forth even back then.  Words have always been the fertilizer to my imagination. I’ve always wanted to write.  It wouldn’t be until later in life that I actually found the courage to live this truth out loud.

I am a native Detroiter; I graduated from Cass Technical H.S. in the early nineties and ultimately graduated from Michigan State University in December of 1997.  I took my business degree and set off on a corporate career as a trainer within the logistics division of a well known Japanese automaker.  I traveled nationally as well as abroad conducting training on the business philosophies of my company.  

It was a great career, but I wanted more than a career; what I wanted was to live a life where I felt a sense of destiny.  I wanted to live my life doing something I was passionate about.  That something had always been writing. 

Though the road is not always easy and I’ve learned some tough lessons along the way, I wouldn’t change a thing.  These days I focus on enjoying the process of creating.  I am no longer connected to a particular outcome and have learned to embrace the journey that is my life.  My goal is simple: to show the world through my eyes.  And my hope is that the work I produce is timeless, relevant, and relatable.  I’ve finally found a place where my soul feels at home.  With words is where I belong.