When you find yourself stuck and asking the question, “What the f*@k do I do now?!?!” - that’s the perfect time to reach out to me for immediate breakthrough. • Don’t carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. • Don’t remain in the dark without a clear way forward. • Don’t keep spinning your wheels. • Don’t let yourself be paralyzed by uncertainty and indecision. I’m the CEO of Grey Owl Enterprises, with a focus on adaptive, strategic advisory services. Our slogan is “Elegant Solutions to Complex Challenges.” But that’s just a fancy way of saying we help our clients when they’re stuck in a quagmire of indecision, whether personal or professional. For example, one of our clients asked, “Should I divorce my wife or give up my business?” My clients are serious people that encounter serious challenges, that don’t always look like buy or sell…hire or fire. They are sometimes the challenges that life throws at you. I’ve been an entrepreneur since I was 7 years old (perhaps creating the first ever MLM at a elementary school). I learned early that every problem has a solution. This was helpful when I was hired to resolve a weight distribution challenge for the installation of a solid gold toilet on the private jet of a Saudi Sheik. Another of my more interesting encounters took place when I was hired to physically accompany a businessman into every meeting around the globe for 8 months to provide real time, private strategies that would ensure he raised $250m USD to fund the placement and building of a manufacturing plant. That was fun (and yes, successful). You may not know me, but I’ve been in the background of numerous companies, startups, politicians and sovereigns to provide insight, analysis and strategies. The core of my competency is critical thinking, active listening, and skillful communication that targets the person as well as the situation. My skills are not always applied to business though. For 7 years I was a consultant to therapists, PHDs and mental health professionals – to help them get through the emotional challenges that came with “failure” in their work. I’ve worked with counter-human trafficking organizations, spoken with men’s groups on navigating the challenges of being a man today, and have been a mentor to the young professional who needs guidance. Because my experience has shown me every question has a framework that contains its answer, I have answers to both the common and uncommon questions. Just ask, I’m here.