At this point I'm just going to turn my entire X account into Florida life posts 🤷‍♂️

How does X want you to use their platform for video and then pixelate the f*ck out of it even on direct uploads with no edits?

I am confident that 99% of the people who say "paying off your house is a horrible investment" do not have the money to even do it. Can we make living a comfortable and debt free life cool? Or does everyone need to have $10M sky rises in Manhattan?

Morning walk with some friends. I bet non-floridians have no idea what these dinosaur birds are 😂

Get out and enjoy the day 🤙

Taking a break from X as I embark on a two week excursion to Poland ✌️

Fitness isn't just part of my life, it IS my life. Every rep, every drop of sweat, every moment I want to quit but don't. That is where I feel the most alive. When you learn to break through your body's lies about what's impossible, you stop accepting limitations anywhere

The Marine Corps taught me so much about being a good dad. It taught me: Patience Discipline Tough love Time management And so much more The older my son gets, the more I see these characteristics engrained in him. And I know it is going to make him a great man one day.

Enjoy the life you are living, not someone else's highlight reel.

We are off again ✌️

Poland is dope 🤙

I am back 🤙

I left X for almost 3 months, and it was the best decision of my life. What started as just a trip across the world turned into a realization: I hated using this platform. Posting 3–4 times a day. Commenting on 100+ posts. Chasing growth. During my time away, I started asking

Now that I am back, I am: 1. Only using the desktop version of X. 2. Only posting things that are truly on my mind. 3. Only commenting on real posts. It sucks I fell into platitude purgatory, but glad that shit is over.

Working a 9-5 that does not align with your soul in any way is the fastest way to completely lose your uniqueness.

Hawaii was a vibe 🤙

I've always had rich internal conversations with myself. Deep thoughts about life, purpose, meaning, and everything in between. But those moments of clarity and insight used to just fade away, lost to time. So I decided to do something about it. I created a private newsletter

The irony of parenting: You try to pass down life lessons to your kids and then they hit you with one that changes the way you see everything.