“Multi-time founder, Emmy winner & author of Dump the Drawer. I help your listeners decide without second-guessing, starting with lunch.”
What makes people interesting? Scars and stories. I have my share.
My career runs from washing dishes at Ponderosa to building an exotic-car wholesaler for a South Florida investment group. In between: radio, hip hop with artists like Ludacris, founding and exiting an apparel brand, and building an app that Google flattened. Oh, and I won an Emmy for voiceover. Not bad for a kid who grew up with a speech impediment.
Every one of those stops came down to decisions. Some great, some terrible. Today I run NineFive Partners, helping growth-stage founders make the calls they've been putting off, and I wrote Dump the Drawer for everyone else stuck in the same spot.
On your show, I'll talk about why smart people can't pick a lunch spot, the 2am voice I named Bill (he's a jerk), and how to train decision-making like a muscle. Your listeners walk away with something they can use that afternoon.
Outside my office, I'm restoring a 1970 Ford pickup I bought completely disassembled (a literal junk drawer), and I enjoy taking road trips with my wife and dog.
The small decisions that build big outcomes. A book about deciding what you want first.
