From global boardrooms to sleeping under the stars, I’ve lived a life of contrasts. This is more than an adventure blog. It’s a journal of resilience, purpose, and transformation. Through this site, I share my journeys—from cycling across continents and climbing Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains to raise awareness for ADHD and addictions raise funds for support children in need.

This site is a journal of purpose, struggle, growth, and about finding connection, balance, and joy through outdoor adventures and creative pursuits from extreme distance cycling adventures and mountain trekking to camping and experimental cooking.

I don't undertake these adventures to show what a great life I live or what a great father I am - I don't want or need to prove anything to anyone. I undertake these adventures because it fulfills me, and I will continue doing this and living life in the moment.

This site as well as my YouTube channel was born from the dream—to share my journey, inspire others, and use my challenges to help those still facing theirs. If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or underestimated, this story is for you. I still writing it—one ride, one summit, one conversation at a time.

Join us for outdoor exploration, personal growth, and authentic stories one adventure at a time!

Breaking Limits…

In my 20s, I made a decision that changed everything. I left home with $195, a one-way ticket, and no clear plan—just a belief that the world had more to offer than routine. Since then, I’ve worked and lived in over a half a dozen countries through KPMG, Deloitte Digital, and Accenture, and led global digital and cloud transformation programs for multinational companies, and still found time to pedal across continents, and fueled my desire for adventure.

Adventure didn’t come to me easily—I chased it, sometimes out of pain, sometimes out of hope, but always with purpose. I grew up learning survival from my grandfathers—one a fisherman, the other a hunter-farmer. By age 12, I knew how to fish, build a fire, and sleep under the stars. But as I got older, life became less about survival and more about conformity. Somewhere along the way, I lost that fearless version of myself.

Healing on the Move…

The real transformation didn’t happen in boardrooms. It happened on the side of a mountain. On a bike in the pouring rain. In a classroom I helped build for kids in rural Sri Lanka. Through cycles of addiction and healing. Through being a husband and father. Through discovering—late in life—that I’d lived most of it undiagnosed with ADHD.