Stop Drifting.
Start Building.
Why This Works
This mentorship works because it deals with reality — not theory.
Most men don’t need more information. They need structure, accountability, and clear expectations. When discipline replaces drift and responsibility replaces avoidance, change follows.
This work is grounded in Scripture and carried out through consistent action, not guesswork or hype.
The Three Core Pillars
Biblical Foundations
We build on Scripture as a source of order and authority, not inspiration alone. God forms men through obedience, discipline, and responsibility. This mentorship is aligned with that pattern.
3-Hour Kickoff Call
We begin with a long, honest assessment of your life. Habits, patterns, responsibilities, and blind spots are examined clearly so the real work can begin with clarity instead of confusion.
Daily Support 24/6
Men drift when they’re alone. This mentorship removes isolation through consistent access, accountability, and correction throughout the week. When something starts slipping, it’s addressed early.
The Five Wisdom Frameworks
These frameworks help you see your life clearly: where you’ve been, where you are now, and where your current direction leads. They’re practical tools you’ll continue using long after mentorship ends.
Position, Trajectory, Momentum
Learn how to assess your life honestly: where you stand, where your habits are taking you, and what must change to alter your direction. This framework gives you a clear way to course-correct instead of drifting blindly.
The Three Reconciliations
Men weaken when key relationships remain fractured. This framework identifies the three reconciliations every man must make in order to build a stable life, and shows how to begin repairing them.
The Narrow Passage
Growth requires pressure. This framework teaches how to endure difficult seasons without collapsing, numbing out, or quitting, and how discipline produces lasting change over time.
The Men’s Life Map
A clear map of masculine development: what a faithful, responsible life looks like, where men commonly go wrong, and how to build something that lasts across generations.
Self-Esteem, Self-Discipline, Self-Respect
Modern culture promises confidence without responsibility. This framework explains why discipline comes first, and how self-respect is built through ordered action, not affirmation.
Are You...
Living below your capabilities
Stuck in habitual sin
Trapped in work that drains you
Lacking direction or purpose
Carrying unresolved bitterness or resentment
Growing distant from your wife, family, or friends
Undisciplined in habits and follow-through
Going through the motions without conviction
Knowing God calls you to more but unsure how to build toward it
I’ve worked with men at many stages of life. Young men trying to find their footing. Fathers carrying more weight than they know how to manage. Older men who waited too long to address drift.
The problems look different, but the pattern is the same. When discipline weakens and responsibility is avoided, confusion follows.
Scripture is not limited in its reach. It speaks to the whole man and provides what is needed for correction, training, and growth. (2 Tim 3:16–17)
Real Results from Real Clients
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On this call, we’ll take an honest look at your life as it is today and the direction it’s heading. I’ll ask direct questions to help you see patterns, responsibilities, and decisions that may be holding you back.
This is not a motivational conversation. It’s a clear-eyed assessment.
By the end of the call, you’ll understand your current Position, Trajectory, and Momentum clearly. If it’s clear that mentorship would be useful, we’ll discuss next steps. If not, you’ll still leave with clarity about what needs to change and why.
Every call also includes a free copy of my Position, Trajectory, Momentum guide. This framework will help you evaluate your life honestly and make better decisions moving forward.
This call is for men who are ready to take responsibility and act on what they learn.
What You'll Gain in 12 Weeks
Discipline and confidence
Learn to follow through on decisions without constant second-guessing. You’ll build resilience, self-command, and steadiness under pressure so you can handle responsibility without avoidance.
(2 Cor. 4:8–9)
Discover the calling God gave you
You’ll identify where your abilities, responsibilities, and convictions converge. This is not about chasing feelings, but understanding where God has placed you to work, serve, and build faithfully.
(Isa. 58:9–10)
Renewed physical and spiritual discipline
Strength in body and strength in faith are not in conflict. You’ll establish disciplined routines that support both, building habits that sustain energy, clarity, and obedience over time.
(1 Tim. 4:8)
Freedom from shame and habitual sin
You’ll confront destructive patterns directly and replace them with ordered habits and accountability. Freedom is sustained through discipline, not avoidance or isolation.
(Gal. 5:1)
A new perspective on your past
You’ll learn to interpret your past honestly, without denial or self-pity. Burdens, failures, and losses will be placed in proper order so they no longer control your decisions or identity.
(Rom. 8:28–31)
Brotherhood and accountability
You won’t walk alone. You’ll be connected with men who take responsibility seriously and are committed to correction, honesty, and mutual support.
(Ps. 133:1)
Leadership in your marriage, family, and community
You’ll learn how to lead through consistency, responsibility, and presence. If you’re married, this means becoming a steadier husband and father. If you’re single, it means preparing yourself to pursue marriage with clarity and purpose.
(1 Cor. 16:13)
Why I Can Help You
2012
2025
I didn’t grow up Christian.
For many years, my life lacked discipline and direction, and it showed. I was overweight, unfocused, and searching for meaning in places that couldn’t sustain it. I avoided responsibility more often than I faced it.
Over time, through repentance, discipline, and obedience to Christ, my life began to change. My health improved. My habits came into order. My priorities became clear. Not all at once, but through steady obedience.
Today, I’m a husband and father, committed to building a faithful life over the long term. I’m not sharing this to present myself as an example to admire, but to make one thing clear: I know what it’s like to rebuild a life from the inside out.
I’ve walked through failure, shame, confusion, and correction. I don’t approach men from above them. I walk alongside them, with clarity, structure, and accountability rooted in Scripture.
Christ is the standard. I’m not. But I know the work required to move toward Him with integrity.
“And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.”
— Romans 8:28
Working Together
Frequently Asked Questions
In Conclusion
You now have enough information to make a decision. It’s a simple one: book a free call, or don’t. There’s no pressure here. My goal is to help you move forward with clarity.
The men I work with don’t just “feel better.” They make real, lasting changes:
Changed careers and increased their income
Lost 30+ pounds and rebuilt their physical strength
Found freedom from fear, shame, and habitual sin
Discovered their God-given purpose and began walking in it
Set boundaries and rebuilt respect in their marriages
In other words, they found Confidence, Clarity, and Freedom in Jesus Christ.
And you can too.
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