Hi, I'm Dre

For years, I chased success the way I thought I had to.

 

I climbed quickly in corporate, holding senior sales roles at global film and television studios. I earned well. I was ambitious. And on paper, I was doing everything right.

But I paid for it with my health, my energy, and my presence at home.
I’d seen this story before.

My father worked relentlessly to provide for his family, sacrificing his own health in the process. Before he passed, he told me his greatest regret was not spending more time with the people he loved – and not living with more joy.

That will always stay with me.

When my first son was born, I felt the same pull: travel, pressure, responsibility, the constant drive to provide. I realised I was heading down the same path – just earlier and faster.

So I chose differently.

I rebuilt my health.

I rebuilt my discipline.

And I rebuilt how I showed up at home.

Not by stepping back from ambition – but by anchoring it properly.

I trained for marathons and Ironman races not to prove anything, but to test myself and to build standards I could rely on.

To become a man whose word to himself actually meant something.

That process changed everything.