I’ve always been drawn to the hidden architecture behind human behaviour — the biology, psychology, and storylines that quietly shape the way we think, feel, and act.

My training in biology and psychology began as a way of understanding how organisms adapt, repair, and evolve. Over time, that curiosity widened into a bigger question:

How does a human life adapt, repair, and evolve?

My work has taken me through recruitment, coaching, education, and human development, giving me a front-row seat to transformation. I’ve watched people change not because they were given motivation, but because someone helped them understand the deeper pattern driving their choices.

Science gives me the structure.
Story gives me the meaning.
Psychology gives me the language for everything in between.

Outside of this work, I write science fantasy — not as an escape, but as another way of studying the same forces: identity, power, trauma, belonging, the parts of ourselves we exile and the ones we fight to reclaim. Fiction lets me explore human nature at the scale of myth. Coaching lets me explore it at the scale of a single life.

Both point to the same truth:

People change when they finally understand their own narrative — and when they stop fighting the parts of themselves they don’t yet know how to face.

As The Shadow Strategist, I bring those worlds together.

I use biology to map the system. I use psychology to illuminate the pattern. I use narrative to help you rewrite the parts of your story that have trapped your potential.

The result is a form of strategy that is precise, grounded, and deeply human — one that moves with both logic and soul, and one that turns self-understanding into a force you can actually use.