I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. Not once did I see it coming. In the winter of 1996, I became victim of a hit-and-run that sent my car careening into a concrete wall, rebounding, and soaring 9-10 feet into the air. Somehow and luckily, I survived the crash.

As a year passed, I bore witness to the deterioration of my body. In coordination, severe migraines, shaky hands, blurry vision and more. Led me to see a Neurologist.

An MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scan of my brain revealed that my cerebellum - the part of the brain that controls body movements - had herniated due to the impact from the crash.

I was given two options: do nothing and become a vegetable in 3-5 years' time or undergo brain surgery with a 10% chance of survival. I chose surgery.

Against the odds I survived the surgery, but it would be 3 years before I would fully walk and talk again. Painstakingly I relearned how to perform basic movements, working hard to progress from crawling. I was simply grateful to be alive. Just when I thought that I was improving, the same symptoms I had experienced following the accident made a reappearance.

Sure enough, my cerebellum had herniated again. I found myself faced with the same decision as before, and as devastated as I was, I summoned the strength and courage to fight once more - again,

I chose surgery. To my disbelief I survived a second time, and from that day forward I no longer took anything for granted. I relearned how to walk and talk again.

Through my struggle I found happiness, humility, and a purpose in life: to help others live a better life. I surrounded myself with positivity and embraced people from all walks of life. I am a loving father of two beautiful daughters Raina and Makayla, a mentor and a philanthropist who never hesitates to lend a helping hand or share my story.

So here I am today: healthy and in good spirits, grounded with gratitude and truly loving life. My experiences have led me to believe that smart, hard work, and the desire to fight will only result in success.

I believe in the quality of my character and integrity. I believe my trials have led me to where I am today. I believe in people and the possibilities that lie ahead.

Real estate is just one of several things I truly enjoy doing, not because of the lifestyle it provides for me, but because of the positive life-changing possibilities I can help provide for others. This is my testimony, my journey straight from the heart. That is why I succeed.

"I've failed over and over and over again in my life...That is why I succeed." - Michael Jordan

I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. Not once did I see it coming. In the winter of 1996, I became victim of a hit-and-run that sent my car careening into a concrete wall, rebounding, and soaring 9-10 feet into the air. Somehow and luckily, I survived the crash.

As a year passed, I bore witness to the deterioration of my body. In coordination, severe migraines, shaky hands, blurry vision and more. Led me to see a Neurologist.

An MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scan of my brain revealed that my cerebellum - the part of the brain that controls body movements - had herniated due to the impact from the crash.

I was given two options: do nothing and become a vegetable in 3-5 years' time or undergo brain surgery with a 10% chance of survival. I chose surgery.

Against the odds I survived the surgery, but it would be 3 years before I would fully walk and talk again. Painstakingly I relearned how to perform basic movements, working hard to progress from crawling. I was simply grateful to be alive. Just when I thought that I was improving, the same symptoms I had experienced following the accident made a reappearance.

Sure enough, my cerebellum had herniated again. I found myself faced with the same decision as before, and as devastated as I was, I summoned the strength and courage to fight once more - again,

I chose surgery. To my disbelief I survived a second time, and from that day forward I no longer took anything for granted. I relearned how to walk and talk again.

Through my struggle I found happiness, humility, and a purpose in life: to help others live a better life. I surrounded myself with positivity and embraced people from all walks of life. I am a loving father of two beautiful daughters Raina and Makayla, a mentor and a philanthropist who never hesitates to lend a helping hand or share my story.

So here I am today: healthy and in good spirits, grounded with gratitude and truly loving life. My experiences have led me to believe that smart, hard work, and the desire to fight will only result in success.

I believe in the quality of my character and integrity. I believe my trials have led me to where I am today. I believe in people and the possibilities that lie ahead.

Real estate is just one of several things I truly enjoy doing, not because of the lifestyle it provides for me, but because of the positive life-changing possibilities I can help provide for others. This is my testimony, my journey straight from the heart. That is why I succeed.

"I've failed over and over and over again in my life...That is why I succeed." - Michael Jordan

I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. Not once did I see it coming. In the winter of 1996, I became victim of a hit-and-run that sent my car careening into a concrete wall, rebounding, and soaring 9-10 feet into the air. Somehow and luckily, I survived the crash.

As a year passed, I bore witness to the deterioration of my body. In coordination, severe migraines, shaky hands, blurry vision and more. Led me to see a Neurologist.

An MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scan of my brain revealed that my cerebellum - the part of the brain that controls body movements - had herniated due to the impact from the crash.

I was given two options: do nothing and become a vegetable in 3-5 years' time or undergo brain surgery with a 10% chance of survival. I chose surgery.

Against the odds I survived the surgery, but it would be 3 years before I would fully walk and talk again. Painstakingly I relearned how to perform basic movements, working hard to progress from crawling. I was simply grateful to be alive. Just when I thought that I was improving, the same symptoms I had experienced following the accident made a reappearance.

Sure enough, my cerebellum had herniated again. I found myself faced with the same decision as before, and as devastated as I was, I summoned the strength and courage to fight once more - again,

I chose surgery. To my disbelief I survived a second time, and from that day forward I no longer took anything for granted. I relearned how to walk and talk again.

Through my struggle I found happiness, humility, and a purpose in life: to help others live a better life. I surrounded myself with positivity and embraced people from all walks of life. I am a loving father of two beautiful daughters Raina and Makayla, a mentor and a philanthropist who never hesitates to lend a helping hand or share my story.

So here I am today: healthy and in good spirits, grounded with gratitude and truly loving life. My experiences have led me to believe that smart, hard work, and the desire to fight will only result in success.

I believe in the quality of my character and integrity. I believe my trials have led me to where I am today. I believe in people and the possibilities that lie ahead.

Real estate is just one of several things I truly enjoy doing, not because of the lifestyle it provides for me, but because of the positive life-changing possibilities I can help provide for others. This is my testimony, my journey straight from the heart. That is why I succeed.

"I've failed over and over and over again in my life...That is why I succeed." - Michael Jordan