Cool right?

And while that seems like it would be a big suck sandwich, it actually ended up being one of the best day of my life.

Because the very next day, while sobbing at a picnic table in my dad's garage, I made business cards. 

And while at the time it was just something to take my mind off of feeling completely lost, I had no idea that it was this exact moment that God was using to redirect my path towards something more purposeful than I could ever imagine.

I always had a passion for music and at the time, I thought photography would lead me straight into the music industry, and for a while, it did.

I spent a few years living in Nashville, learning quickly, creating constantly, and realized  something  incredibly crucial along the way.

The music industry fueled my passion but it was not the destination for my purpose.

It was a pit stop or  training ground if you will.

 I had many, call it "Happy Gilmore moments" of feeling like I was meant for one specific thing  and not realizing I was actually meant for something completely different.. 

Because somewhere in the middle of it all, it clicked: what I was doing and who I was working with was never the point.

It was the testimony I was building along the way.

Once I realized that God had bigger plans for me than I had for myself, I started to see the importance of not only  helping others document their journeys but the impact of documenting and sharing my own.

Then, rather than leaning into what I thought I wanted, I let Jesus take the wheel and guide me to where he needed me to be.

Golf entered my life not just as a sport, but as a mirror. Through it, God lit a new fire within me and  strengthened my discipline, humility, patience and  self control. He  taught me that redirection isn't necessarily starting over but simply  leaning further into the promises that He has made. 

Branding also followed naturally because storytelling has always been the throughline. Helping people visually communicate who they are and what they stand for feels less like a career jump and more like obedience.

Then on September 10th, everything changed. I was reminded that calling isn’t something you tiptoe into, it’s something you dive into fully. Charlie Kirk was someone who I admired deeply. He challenged me to stop hiding, stop shrinking and to begin a brand new life; one that stands firm in conviction, bold in truth, and unapologetically lives for the Kingdom of God. 

Because at the end of the day, what matters most isn’t the platform or the path, its the people, the purpose, and the willingness to follow where God leads; even when it doesn’t look like the original plan. But honestly, what ever really does?

So whether you find me on a golf course, building a brand, or behind the camera telling stories that actually stand for  something, I cannot wait to work together and meet you!