Calm Your Mind.
Change Your Game.
Transform Your Life

I once screamed at a grandmother in her sixties.

She called my all-in with pocket twos and cracked my hand. I should have smiled, shaken her hand, and moved on. Instead, I shoved my chips, stormed out of the room, and left her looking shaken.

Driving home, I couldn’t stop seeing her face. I didn’t lose money that night — I lost something worse. I’d become the kind of person who scares grandmothers over fifty-dollar pots.

That was the moment I realized: my real opponent wasn’t at the table. He was inside me.

For years, I battled that opponent — at poker tables and in life. I chased losses, burned bridges, and went $28,000 in the hole fighting for control I never had.

Then I found Stoicism and meditation. Slowly, painfully, I learned to separate what’s in my control (my reactions, my discipline) from what isn’t (the cards, the river, the actions of others).

The Six-Nine of Hearts? Most players fold it without thinking. Weak. Hopeless. Not worth playing.

But with patience, position, and the right mindset? Even a 6-9 can win.

This isn’t just about poker. It’s about every moment when pressure reveals who we truly are — a tough negotiation, a relationship conflict, a career decision. The principles that keep you calm at a poker table work the same in a courtroom, a hospital, a boardroom, or your own living room.

That’s why I built this platform — to share the tools that saved my game and my life. To help you build an unshakeable mental game, one hand at a time.

If it worked for me, it can work for you.

And remember... Play in Position!