If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that life works best when it works together.
I’ve spent my life learning and teaching across business, faith, family, and personal
growth, and I love helping others see how those parts connect.
A little background might be helpful.
I live in Richmond, Virginia, where I’ve spent nearly all my life. I’ve been married to Weezie, the love of my life, since 1981. Together we’ve walked through incredible joy and deep sorrow, including the loss of our daughter, Perrin, after a seven-year battle with cancer. That journey changed our family forever and deepened my understanding of what it means to live with purpose, faith, and hope. We also have two sons, Chris and Alex, with wonderful wives, and a growing cadre of grandchildren. I couldn’t be prouder.
My life so far has taken me down many diverse roads, and each has shaped what I love to teach. After graduating from Davidson College in 1980, I earned a Master of Divinity degree from Union Theological Seminary and soon went into business with my brother.
Over the years we co-owned and sold several companies across many industries including retail, service, manufacturing, entertainment, and real estate. I’ve led mentoring ministries, taught in churches, and coached leaders and entrepreneurs on how to live more intentional, integrated lives.
And yes, I’m a bit obsessed with golf. I love playing, teaching, competing as much as time allows. My personal record is 120 holes in one day.
My hope is simple: that something here helps you live your own life in a way that’s whole, grounded, and just a little more outrageous.
