Cultivating a Perspective 21 Years and Counting.

From my earliest years, every six months brought a new obsession. Ghostbusters. Cults. The Mafia. I even turned my childhood bedroom into a speakeasy, selling Shirley Temples to neighborhood kids while my parents entertained downstairs.

At age four, I could name every car logo on my street. My dad, regretting he hadn’t filmed it, predicted I’d end up on The Ellen Show.

These early obsessions shaped how I observe the world and understand what captivates people.

I’ve always been a world-builder and a thought starter. I’ve run student organizations like million-dollar companies, created wedding films that reveal a couple’s story better than they could describe it themselves, and sold overpriced apartments to students with complete conviction.

So imagine what I can do when the stakes actually matter.

Below: a glimpse at the alter-egos that shaped how I think and how I craft ideas that work.