The work & the Path to it...

This work was not born in a comfort zone. Nothing here was learned quickly.

 

My journey began in 2011 at Sandhurst, commissioning into the Royal Gurkha Rifles. In 2012, just as I reached my physical peak, I was diagnosed with Stage 2 cancer. Offered a medical discharge, I declined. Rebuilding resilience under adversity revealed new ways to lead, make decisions, and perform when the stakes are highest; lessons that continue to inform how leaders and high-performing individuals are guided through pressure today.

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Throughout a military career spanning operational tours, jungle warfare training, and service in a discreet counter-terrorism unit in Singapore, I gained first-hand insight into leadership and human performance under extreme conditions. Alongside service, I studied philosophy and psychology and became a formally qualified coach. This combination of academic perspective and practical experience enables guidance that is both rigorous and grounded, helping individuals navigate high-pressure challenges and pursue meaningful growth.

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Through fearless coaching, combining challenge and empathy, I work with individuals committed to understanding themselves, strengthening resilience, and acting deliberately under pressure. The focus is on leadership, mindset, identity, resilience, and high-pressure decision-making; creating frameworks for clarity, consistency, and performance that last.

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Outside of work, life is recharged through mixed martial arts, motorcycles, long walks with family and my loyal hound, Cub, and reading fantasy and historical fiction. 

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In 2026, I’m venturing into ultra-distance running; a way to “feed the rat” and keep testing myself, both physically and mentally.