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THE HUSTLE ALMOST BROKE ME

Before Details & Dollars, I was making nearly multiple six-figures a year in a high-pressure corporate job. From the outside, it looked like I had made it — the money, the title, the lifestyle. But on the inside? I was unraveling.

I was constantly anxious about things I couldn’t control. I pushed myself hard because that’s what success demanded, right? Perform, over-deliver, prove your worth — then do it all over again. But no amount of achievement filled the void I was feeling. I had worked so hard for a setup that turned out to be painfully unfulfilling.

Life became an out-of-body experience. I felt stuck in a routine I hated, numbing myself in every way I could — shopping, smoking, traveling, staying up until ungodly hours just to delay the next day. I was chasing freedom but didn’t know how to live it. I wanted fulfillment, meaning, peace, leverage. I craved control over my life — not a to-do list designed by someone else’s agenda.

THE BREAKING POINT

Everything started to crack when a major project blew up in my face. We were spinning our wheels at work, going in circles, and pretending like it all made sense. But the truth? It didn’t.

I remember crying in the parking lot before a shift. I called out of work just to breathe. I fantasized about quitting. I longed for a summer vacation like we had as kids — space to rest, to think, to just be. Another year passed. I looked up and realized nothing had changed. People praised me for my salary, for being “a boss.” But I didn’t feel proud. I felt numb.

The worst part? I was losing myself — giving everything to a job that wasn’t asking for that much, yet taking everything I had. That’s when I knew: this isn’t it.

 THE REBUILD — BRICK BY BRICK

I had to stop. Not slow down — stop. Because if I didn’t, I was going to fall ill or fall apart.

That’s when I started rebuilding. Not just my lifestyle, but my beliefs. My patterns. My nervous system. I let go of the obsession with being productive for the sake of looking successful. I started savoring small moments again — texting my family more, going on walks, redefining what “winning” meant to me.

I stopped trying to impress people who weren’t even watching. I gave myself permission to be soft, to be real, to be done with the hustle. I got grounded. I started saying no. I stopped hiding behind distractions and started designing systems that matched my rhythm — not just my ambition.

And from that, I built what I now call The Peaceful Profits Method — a way to bridge entrepreneurship with healing. To hold both vision and peace. To stop coping and start creating from a grounded, regulated place. I trained myself to reach escape velocity — not just from the 9-5, but from the mindset that told me I had to earn my worth through burnout.

THE MISSION BEHIND DETAILS & DOLLARS

I started Details & Dollars because I wanted other people to feel that shift. That relief. That moment where you realize — you don’t have to live like this anymore.

I was tired of the noise, the online course overwhelm, the constant second-guessing. I built this space for entrepreneurs and goal-getters who want real systems, personalized support, and community that doesn’t feel fake or performative.

This brand is for the ones like me — ambitious, money-influenced, entrepreneurial spirits who are tired of carrying it all alone. Who know they’re built for more, but need help making it sustainable. People chasing freedom and power, but ready to do it in a way that honors their nervous system, their values, and their actual life.

• Because we don’t need more checklists.
• We need rhythm.
• We need systems that work for us.
• We need space to breathe and still build.

I don’t believe in hustle culture. I believe in realignment. In slowing down enough to build something that lasts. In building your way out — not by grinding harder, but by grounding deeper.

So if you’re here, you’re probably ready to unfuck your mind, deprogram the noise, and finally build something that feels like freedom.

Let’s get to it.