About Me
About Me
My understanding of legacy was not formed in theory. It was shaped by experience.
After the passing of a loved one, I encountered the reality of probate. The process exposed structural gaps that many families do not see until it is too late. During that season, I moved from a five bedroom home into a two bedroom apartment. It was not just a change in space. It was a change in perspective.
That period forced clarity. I saw how a lack of structure, documentation, and informed planning can shift the trajectory of a family.
I made a decision during that time. I would not allow pressure to define me. I would allow it to refine me.
That experience shaped my commitment to education, structure, and leadership. Today, I help others build what I once had to learn through hardship. I focus on prevention, preparation, and disciplined action.
Legacy is not emotional language to me. It is operational. It is structure. It is leadership. It is making decisions today that protect tomorrow. and individuals can access the resources they need to achieve optimal well-being.