The story of how I became a relationship coach is an underdog story of the ages!
I grew up a super awkward kid (overweight, poor, stuttered and my parents raised me vegetarian in a neighborhood where that alone could get you beat up). Needless to say, I had zero skills with girls. I mean none, like opening my mouth and talking actually made things worse!
I spent most of my early years alone in my room glued to video games. Once I outgrew that, I decided relationships were something I needed to finally figure out. So through endless trial and error, I decided to push aside the pain of rejection and start doing the work. I decided I would talk to absolutely any girl that I had any interest in. Whatever the outcome of that interaction, I kept mental notes and began to learn not only what women want, but what makes people tick in general. In time, the no's began turning to yesses and things started to take off. Eventually, I started coaching guys at work just to be a good friend and because it was fun for me. Then word of mouth spread and guys literally started coming up to me in the streets of NYC for advice. I’ve been told a few sessions with me has been better than years of therapy.
Honestly, helping people become better at relationships and find love is a passion for me because I feel I've lost years off my life living in my head trying to figure out where I've gone wrong and how to get better for myself and my own relationships. Now that I have this knowledge and the skills to communicate it to others, it only feels right to share what I've learned with anyone who's looking to grow and put those years back on their own life.
