From Solo Performer to Force Multiplier... To Developing Leaders Who Develop Others.
Individual excellence–no matter how hard-won–has limits. True leadership happens when you shift from personal achievement to making the whole better. Drawing from Alabama grit, West Coast innovation, and lessons learned in high-stakes environments—from scaling rock faces to tech-based businesses I help leaders apply their relentless pursuit of excellence to what matters most.
I help leaders apply their relentless pursuit of excellence to what matters most: helping their people grow, building meaningful relationships, and creating organizations where everyone gets a little better every day.
From Solo to
Team Guide:
My forthcoming book explores how the same drive that creates individual excellence becomes a leader's greatest asset — once they learn to redirect it toward others. Through personal stories of calculated risks, hard-earned lessons, and the transition from managing tasks to leading oneself and others, the book offers vital insight on the transition from natural performers to force multipliers.
Part adventure memoir, part leadership manual, it's written for anyone ready to discover that when you help others reach their potential, you don't just become a better leader; you create something bigger — and better — than what you could achieve on your own.
What Leaders Are Saying
Building Leaders Who Build Others Up
The Shift to Next-Level Leader Starts Here
Whether you're a high performer stepping into your first leadership role or an organization serious about developing management capabilities, the question isn't whether leadership can be learned; it's whether you're willing to apply the same commitment to developing others that you've always applied to your own excellence.