Born with a rare bone disorder, cleidocranial dysplasia, I grew up surrounded by limitations. Surgery after surgery, my confidence was completely fragmented. But even at an early age I knew that I had one thing that was completely within my control, my fitness. I refused to be a victim to my circumstances and started training at the age of 11.

I dedicated myself to training consistently and anchored it to who I was as a person. A non-negotiable that influenced how I made decisions, how I handled pressure, and the perception I had of myself. Training wasn't simply a box I checked, it became the habit that restructured every aspect of how I lived life: what started as a way to improve my aesthetics quickly became the catalyst for relentless ambition, unwavering discipline, and a genuine sense of gratitude.

Living with intention, clarity, and purpose isn't a mindset hack. It's the consequence of committing and executing on the person you want to be. Fitness has allowed me to excel in my career aspirations, travel the world, and build relationships I wouldn't trade for anything. Intent Fit is my way of instilling that same ambition, confidence and gratitude in as many people as I can.