Just a kid in his 20s trying to live curiously. I think I was put on this earth to help people realise their true potential.

I’ve built a few things and failed at many more. Like attempting to make mobile games when I was 16. Growth hacking IG accounts at 17. And moving to Bali to make it as a travel creator at 19.

My life’s work is a company called Art of Mondays — It’s a community for the misfits. Ambitious founders who love building things and seek more out of life at the same time.

We have a few products within AOM, all centred around bringing like-minded people together so they can thrive.

100’s in the Founder Family.

1000’s in the Founder Sports Club.

And 100’s of 1000’s on social media.

One day soon we’ll build Monday University — a place for anyone to work on their ideas, no matter how big.

I’m building in public, which is a fancy way of saying I post a bunch of stuff on Instagram and Youtube and X and hope it inspires some of you to try more things.

Just making the things I wish I had when I started my journey. I’m 27 now, but my early 20s looked a lil different.

At 21 I started a creative agency that grew $0-$1M in 16 months. Sexy warehouse studio. 13 young creative ppl in the team. A whole lotta pride for what we’d built. It ended up -$164k in debt because I was too much of a nice guy to make CEO decisions when I needed to.

At 23 I started Naming This Later with my best mate Cammy. We created the first ever throw blankets made from 100% regenerative Australian cotton and woven in India. The name was a joke, then it stuck. NTL grew to 15,000 customers with just me, Cammy and a VA (learnt my lesson).

I ended up giving away my half of NTL to spend 6 months travelling the world and searching for my next idea. That led to what i’m doing now, and it was worth every penny.

There ya go. A few stories and many more to come.

Every now and then I write about them — the good stuff and the taboo stuff that nobody really talks about. Drop your email if you wanna know the next time I do.