It started in the dark.

Not metaphorically. Not poetically.
Pitch black. Three AM. My chest felt like it was caving in, like breath had betrayed me.

I hadn’t slept more than an hour in three days. This wasn’t creative fire—this was soul-deep unraveling. The aftermath of three months in what I now call “Codelandia”—a hypomanic spiral where I’d built an AI model while forgetting I was human.

I was the guy people called the research translator. The bridge between ivory tower studies and kitchen table wisdom. I’d helped trauma-informed professionals turn their expertise into movements. Built systems. Closed deals. Made voices heard.

But that night, staring at the AI I’d created during my breakdown, I realized I’d become the thing I was trying to solve: brilliant expertise trapped behind walls of systematic perfection.

My Google Docs graveyard was 137 projects deep.

Half-finished. High-potential. Dead on arrival.

And all of them had one thing in common: me.

The ego, the excuses, the systems I’d built to look productive—but never ship.
I was building masterpieces in my head, and mausoleums on the page.

That’s when I heard it.
Clear. Unmistakable. Like a sniper whisper in the dark:

“You either finish this book in 90 days… or you bury it with the rest.”

Not a threat. A deadline. Divine, even.
Like the universe had given me one final call to execute—or be executed by my own perfectionism.

That breakdown became my breakthrough.

I didn’t just survive neurodivergent intensity—I systematized it. The #DOMINATEthe90 framework was born from necessity: if I couldn’t create a system that worked for chaotic minds, I’d never finish anything that mattered.

Now I help neurodivergent professionals transform their greatest weakness (perfectionist paralysis) into their ultimate weapon (systematic finishing power).

Your chaos isn’t a bug—it’s a feature that needs the right system.

Ready to turn your scattered brilliance into systematic domination?