I grew up in Southwest Montana — big skies, wide valleys, and a deep sense that life is meant to be lived with purpose. It's where I met my wife Falon and where our family took root.
From 2016 to 2024, I served as a construction project manager, leading teams and working closely with leaders across a variety of industries. Reflecting on that season, I began to recognize how far a leader's influence reaches — often far beyond what they realize. As I've come to understand the power of coaching, I can see how transformative it would have been — not just for me, but for the many leaders I worked alongside. A good coach can make a real difference in the frustration, confusion, and burnout that so often comes with the weight of leadership. And that weight doesn't stay at work — it affects those around us outside of our "professional" leadership roles, including our friends and families.
"That coaching relationship helped me gain clarity, challenged me to take meaningful risks, and discover more of the potential that existed inside me."
In 2024, sensing God's invitation, our family relocated to Tennessee for a nine-month discipleship program. That season deepened my identity in Christ, sharpened my understanding of my calling, and it was a season where I had the opportunity to engage in a coaching relationship for myself. That relationship helped me gain better clarity in who I am, challenged me to take meaningful risks based on how I'm wired, and discover more of the potential that already existed inside me.
As I walked that journey, I found myself naturally stepping into intentional conversations with others — informally coaching — and I soon came to recognize: formal coach training was something I needed to pursue.
In late 2025, I enrolled with PCCI (Professional Christian Coaching Institute), an ICF-accredited training institute, and began formal leadership coach training in early 2026. That decision marked the beginning of something I believe I was made for. The training has sharpened my skills, deepened my understanding of the non-directive coaching method, and given me the opportunity to continue growing as a coach for years to come. I am passionate about walking alongside leaders and people seeking change but aren't sure where to start — helping them gain clarity, navigate the transitions in front of them, and step into full ownership of their leadership and their life. If that's you, I'd love to have a conversation.
