For years, I was the guy running multiple businesses - making tough decisions, managing teams, and chasing revenue targets. I was good at it, but something was missing.

I kept finding myself drawn back to my camera, creating films whenever I could steal time away from spreadsheets and client calls. Eventually, I had to face the truth: I wasn't a businessman who made films on the side - I was a filmmaker who happened to understand business.

Why I Document Everything

Most people make career pivots in private, sharing only the highlight reel once they've "made it." I'm doing the opposite. Every week, I'm documenting this journey in real time - the wins, the failures, the moments of doubt, and the small victories that keep me going.

This transparency isn't just content - it's accountability. When you put your journey out there for the world to see, you can't quit when things get tough.

What Makes My Approach Different

Having run companies gives me insight that most filmmakers don't have. I understand the pressure business owners face, the language they speak, and what keeps them up at night. When I tell their stories, it comes from a place of genuine understanding, not just creative vision.

I'm not trying to make art for art's sake. I'm creating stories that matter - stories that reveal the passion and purpose behind the businesses that are actually making a difference.

The Journey Continues

This isn't about reaching some predetermined destination. It's about following your instincts, even when they lead you away from the "safe" path. Every week brings new challenges, new insights, and new stories worth telling.

If you're on your own journey of figuring out what you're really meant to do, you're in good company. Let's document the adventure together.