Ideas Are a Dime a Dozen.

Walk down any street in America and talk to the first 10 people you meet. Each of them will have a slew of new business ideas. We are drowning in ideas. So, why isn't everyone rich and the CEO of the greatest startup?

One word… Execution.

Anyone can have an idea. Hell, I have three before my morning coffee. But here's the thing most people miss: having a great idea is maybe 5% of the battle. The other 95%? That's where the real work happens.

I've spent the last 20 years in the trenches. From bootstrapped startups burning through ramen budgets to unicorns with more money than sense, and everything in between. I've seen brilliant ideas die slow deaths and watched “stupid” concepts become industry titans.

The difference isn't luck. It's not even talent. It's knowing how to build the machine that turns ideas into reality. How to rally teams around a vision they'd follow into battle. How to make the hard calls when everyone's looking at you for answers.

I've built products that people actually use. Led teams that ship when others just talk. Turned “wouldn't it be cool if…” into companies that matter.

You've got the idea. I've got the scars, the stories, and the playbook to make it happen.