Entrepreneurial portfolio

Businesses, brands, and platforms in motion.

The ventures are different on the surface, but they share a common operating idea: solve a real problem, make the experience useful, build strong relationships, and create systems that can grow.

Current ventures

My work spans water and wellness, maker education, local discovery, personal safety, and entrepreneurial platforms. I am less interested in collecting industries than in finding places where better systems, better communication, and practical education can create meaningful value.

Water · Wellness · Local growth

LivingWATERx

A growing water and wellness brand focused on better water at home, education, community relationships, and scalable field sales systems.

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Education · Makers · Skilled trades

Wizar3D Builders Academy

A practical learning ecosystem for creators, makers, builders, and people developing hands-on skills for the modern world.

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Wellness · Entrepreneurship

Fueluxe

Products, education, and entrepreneurial ideas built around taking a more active role in health and performance.

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Training · Personal safety

X Self-Defense

Practical self-defense training centered on awareness, skill, confidence, and calm decision-making under pressure.

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Local business · Discovery

Local Hair Styling

A local discovery platform connecting stylists, barbers, schools, students, and the communities they serve.

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What connects the portfolio

Useful before impressive

I am drawn to ideas that can become more practical, more understandable, or easier to act on. A business can have a sophisticated backend, but the customer still needs a clear next step.

Systems that support people

Growth becomes fragile when everything depends on one person remembering what to do next. I like building repeatable systems for recruiting, training, follow-up, communication, customer experience, and local growth.

Field feedback matters

The fastest way to improve a venture is to stay close to customers, partners, representatives, instructors, and the people doing the work. Real conversations are an excellent antidote to boardroom fiction.