I grew up in Oakville, ON and spent my early days being obsessed with the game of basketball. I quit the game as I finished high school to complete my Bachelors of Mechanical Engineering at McMaster University. From there I spent about 7 years working in the medical device field starting in engineering roles, and moving into commercial teams. It was on the commercial side I learned about customer success, sales/marketing, and business strategy.

During the time time period above, I was always entrenched in meditative journeying. I had questions about the nature of existence and became enthralled by yogic culture. I'm blessed to be raised by parents who are also spiritually curious. My first memory of meditation is a story my mum told me. She said yogis in India could do supernatural things through deep meditation. For example, in deep meditation they can see colors that are not normally seen to the naked eye. As a young kid, I ran to the couch, sat down, and squinted my face trying to focus and create colors, and to my disappointment nothing happened.

Since then I have spent countless hours in meditative practice from different teachers and programs. The greatest thing I have learned in my years of journeying is the art of nothing. Through nothing everything seems to be.