What do motorcycle racing, standing ovation performance, writing perfect code, making incredible coffee and peak athletic performance have in common?

Mindfulness, fierce dedication, refinement and time. The 4 corners of foundation that transports an individual or organization from mundane states of being into hyper-charged beasts of possibility. The interesting thing is that for most thriving from that place, the finished result (what ever it is) is just the added bonus. The true joy is in the practice and execution.

I believe that highest success is a result of mindful investment in aligning driving forces, motivational intentions and understanding truthfully aligned core values. It’s the starting point for any project that will determine the strength of it’s success.

Invested in collaborations, our starting point is always the why before the how. I’m not here as a know-it-all or projected expert. I’m here to enable thinking outside your (or your company’s) pattern. To consort in enabling fresh ideas, new direction and possibility beyond a limited range.

I’m deeply interested in Eastern dharma and have been studying and teaching it for over 17 years. Through study, immersion and understandings of Hindu traditions (biased through modern context) I’m blessed to lead trainings, workshops, classes and private consult.

Though Eastern practices and creative direction seem a wide stretch apart, (sorry, such a bad pun) They really are not. Yoga and mindfulness are simply the foundation and lens which creative exploits are spun and manifest.

There’s infinitely more to yoga than sweaty people in stretchy pants. I hope that my work might show an indication of its influence.

Clear, broad based, empowering, empathetic and lighthearted. I’ve been called a man of few words, but if you could hear what’s really going on behind the scenes you’ll likely be surprised. Unless of course, you’re registered in one of my trainings. In that case you’ll get a 200 Hr dose.

Genius is cultivated over time with patience and dedicated effort. Pure craft skills are not limited to fine woodworking or great beer, the modern interpretation could be defined as anything that requires patience, absorption and continued refinement of skills over time.

Efforts to implement Craft paradigms in our work result in refined products and experiences, profound personal connection to projects and enjoying the process (what it takes to get there) rather than focusing purely on cold hearted kpi’s.