A: Intelligent company that doesn't sacrifice physical presence, or vice versa. I don't make you choose. (That combination is rarer than it should be, imho).
I'm not a fantasy and I'm not a service... I'm just a guy who's genuinely good at this, and who brings his whole self to it.
Clients who come back tend to say something along the lines of: I didn't expect to feel that comfortable, that fast.
A: I train consistently and take it seriously (strength/form/longevity). Diet is clean without being rigid: real food, not a lot of rules. Travel makes a consistent routine harder, but I manage it well and honestly enjoy the improvisation. Cycling is probably my favourite solution — it doubles as transport and exploration, so it never feels like a compromise.
A: Perceptiveness. Emotional intelligence. Calm. Self-assuredness. The ability to make someone feel genuinely seen without making it strange.
A: Depth without heaviness. I can go somewhere real with you without it becoming a whole thing. A lot of people want more than a transaction but less than a therapy session, and I know how to hold that space well.
A: Cycling (I ride a Specialized Roubaix). The gym/lifting. Astrology and numerology as genuine frameworks for self-understanding, not decoration. Staying unusually informed about politics. Cooking when I have someone to cook for. Travelling at a pace that allows me to actually absorb a place.
A: Deliberate. I make choices carefully and I live with them honestly. I train consistently, eat with intention, stay curious, and try not to mistake busyness for purpose. I'm socially engaged but genuinely need solitude to recharge.
A: I take this work seriously — not grimly, but with real intention. I'm not here by accident or default, and I regard my work as a privilege. I chose this, and that means the experience I offer has thought and care behind it.
A: I'm bilingual, I have a background in organizational learning and human development, and I've lived a genuinely non-linear life. The person in front of you has actual range — intellectually, emotionally, experientially. And I'm a proud generalist.
A: My bike. Airpod Pros. Ice Cream. Comfy shoes. Sunglasses.
A: I travel a lot, and I love it.. but I'm not someone who needs novelty for its own sake. I'm drawn to cities with real texture: history, counterculture, good food, a transit system that works. My favourites include Berlin, London, New York, San Francisco, Madrid and Copenhagen. I lived in Montreal for 14 years and it's still my favourite Canadian city. For now, Toronto is home but I'm absolutely at ease out in the world.
A: My ability to be genuinely present with people. I think a lot of people go through life half-distracted, half-performing. I've worked hard to actually show up. My presence curious and attentive, and above all without an agenda. That quality took years to develop and I don't take it for granted.