My earliest recollection of being onstage was at age 3. It was during a typical school play that I enjoyed for the simple reason that I got to play a king. Being onstage was normal in my family: my mother was an actress, and my aunt was a runway model in Miami. It all constituted a fairly normal part of who we were: Performers. This all changed when I wrote my first speech. In all honesty, my first speech was a little more than a homework assignment, and a little less than a stroke of sheer luck. Two paragraphs, written hastily before dinner, became my stepping stone to the upper echelons of Public Speaking. On the road to the World Title were stints in theatre, Standup Comedy, sports commentary, social dance, a few police stations, and a plethora of story-worthy professional milestones.

In the realm of public speaking, l've discovered a profound passion that transcends mere words. It's about the art of connection, the ability to inspire, and the privilege of influencing positive change. From humble beginnings to commanding stages around the world, my journey has been a testament to the power of communication. Each presentation is a chance to bridge hearts and minds, to share ideas that resonate and compel action.

Through years of dedicated practice and unwavering commitment, l've had the honour of addressing diverse audiences, from intimate gatherings to grand conferences. It's in these moments, when eyes light up with understanding, when questions spark lively discussions, that I find my greatest fulfilment. As a public speaker, I aim not only to inform, but to leave an indelible mark - a lasting impression that lingers, inspiring change long after the applause fades.