I’m not a celebrity, and I’m not trying to be. I’ve lived a life most people only see in books or headlines—part of it in the French Foreign Legion, part of it under orders I’ll never speak about, and the rest spent rebuilding from the ground up. These days, I work with my hands. I shoe horses. I forge blades. I teach martial arts. I build things that last—and try to help others do the same. The world taught me discipline the hard way. I’ve faced chaos, isolation, betrayal, courtrooms, and combat—and I came out the other side still standing. Not perfect, not polished, but honest. Now I offer what I know to those who need it. Whether it’s real-world resilience, refining your discipline, starting over, or simply learning how to focus your energy into something solid—you’ll get no fluff from me. Just grounded advice from lived experience. If you’re stuck, searching, or sick of surface-level talk, I’m here. I don’t chase clout. You won’t see my face plastered all over things. I’m not here to sell an image—I’m here to share what I’ve built, what I’ve learned, and the kind of mindset that keeps a man steady through chaos. The work spans a few lanes: Farriery, including remedial and performance shoeing. Ironwork—knives, tools, and pieces crafted from salvaged steel and horseshoes. Martial Arts seminars covering Kata application, mindset, and recovery—because not every kind of forge burns with fire. I don’t pretend to be perfect. I’ve made mistakes, paid dues, and kept going. The world doesn’t owe us much—but we owe it to ourselves to live with grit, grace, and a damn good work ethic. If that resonates with you, reach out.