Entrepreneur. Creator. Strategist. Family Man.

And a big believer that success isn’t about more hustle—it’s about building a life that works for you.

I picked up a guitar at 13, and for the next 15 years, music was everything. I toured the country, played to thousands, and thought that’s where my story would stay. But somewhere along the road, I picked up a camera—and everything changed.

At 27, I became a worship leader and video director at a church in Allentown, PA—a role that combined my love for music and storytelling. But as time went on, video became more than a passion. It became a calling.

I launched 4LC Studios, a wedding cinematography brand, and spent every spare moment building it on the side. I was filming on weekends, editing at night, and dreaming of the day I could go all-in.

That day came on May 1, 2017, when I took the leap and went full-time. Around the same time, I started documenting my journey on YouTube—sharing what I was learning about business, gear, and life. My channel grew fast, passing 30K subscribers in just 18 months, and opened up opportunities I never expected.

In 2019, I founded Scaling Creative, a commercial video agency that now works with brands across the country. And in 2021, I launched Oddly Satisfying Pressure Washing, using everything I knew about branding, content, and strategy to grow a service-based business outside of video. That venture has become a whole new playground for experimentation, marketing, and scale.

Today, I live in Texas with my wife and kids, and I’ve never been more focused on what matters most:

Faith. Family. Freedom. And helping others build lives they don’t need a vacation from.

I still create tech-focused content on YouTube , work directly with businesses to build content strategies that actually work, and offer 1-on-1 consulting for entrepreneurs and creators who want clarity—not fluff.

I believe in documenting the process—not just the polished end. I believe in saying no to the grind when it gets in the way of what matters. And I believe that attention is the greatest currency in business—and if you can earn it, you can grow anything.