Competing against and coaching professional golfers has given me an opportunity to hear about the lives of executives and what they find important.The pursuit of success in business, attaining wealth, and achievements typically boil down to three priorities for executives:-To feel a sense of satisfaction, purpose, ability, importance, and power.-The desire to play and WIN.-The desire to take care of their families and loved ones, in the short and long terms.After countless hours spent with executives from every industry sector, it is clear that these noble pursuits are often accompanied by dire consequences in physical, mental, and relationship health.Executives like to think they are bulletproof, but that only exists in comic books. Real humans deal with stress, when not properly managed turns into inflammation, and that becomes disease. Executives often sacrifice their physical and mental health to achieve their goals, but what’s the point of accomplishment if they don’t have the vitality to enjoy it? After a near death experience myself, I realized that my passion for my family and desire to provide a great life for them was not enough to keep me from dying early and leaving them without me (worth more to my young son than money).I am on a mission to help executives master the art of living more powerfully than ever in business by caring for their bodies and minds.$1OOM+ in the bank account doesn’t help when you can’t walk up the stairs or play a round of golf due to cardiovascular disease or remember your family because of Alzheimer’s/dementia.I help executive add years to their life and life to their years.Experienced Vice President Of Business Development with a demonstrated history of working in the financial services industry. Strong sales professional skilled in Sales, Management, Leadership, Marketing, and Strategic Planning.