A: I’m a scientist who thinks like a storyteller. A runner who prays with his feet. And that every day I live, I try to teach in a way that leaves people better, sharper, and more awake to the beauty of this wild life.
A: Books. Music. My running shoes. Silence. Passion.
A: I believe in slow thinking in a fast world—and I teach to plant seeds that grow even when I’m gone.
A: curating my Spotify playlists, or journaling at sunrise with matcha.
A: By showing up—even when it’s inconvenient.
A: Trail runs, espresso rituals, doodling brain maps, and discovering music that moves the soul.
A: Teaching under a canopy of trees in a rural school, no slides, just hearts and ideas open. That changed me.
A: I can be your husband
A: Empathy. Drive. Vision. And the rare ability to make complex things feel personal and alive.
A: I study biology like it’s poetry—because it is.
A: I’m a grounded globetrotter. I travel to feel small again. But my books, weights, and plants? They keep me homegrown.
A: Strength training, HIIT, clean eating with the occasional dark chocolate indulgence. Mindful, not militant.
A: I live with rhythm—early runs, late-night reflections, purposeful connections, and a bit of jazz in everything.
A: Despite the hustle, I anchor myself in silence every morning. That’s where my best ideas—and calm—are born.
A: I’m not here to play it safe—I’m here to push boundaries in lifestyle and how we connect knowledge to lived experience.
A: I love that I can flow between worlds—science and art, city streets and wild trails—with curiosity and intention.