1975 was a big one. God got my attention, and the direction of my life shifted. I realized I didn’t have to chase approval or fit into what everyone else was doing. There was a God who loved me and wanted to walk with me through life. That realization gave me a hunger for truth, wisdom, and understanding — and oddly enough, a desire to play guitar and sing.

Fall of 1991 was another major turn. I got married. My wife and I made a decision early on that we didn’t want to live separate lives and just meet up at night. We wanted to do life together. Over the next few years, we worked our way out of our jobs and into self-employment — a path that brought both freedom and challenge, but one we’ve never regretted.

Spring of 2012 was the one that changed everything about my health. After nearly a decade of decline, I was ready to give up. My wife found something new — a cellular health product called ASEA Redox — and urged me to give it six months. I was skeptical, but I tried it.

Three months in, I noticed changes. Six months in, I was stunned by how much better I felt. What was happening in my body didn’t fit the usual supplement story — it was something deeper, something that helped my body restore its own communication. Soon, friends and family were trying it too and seeing their own unique results. That experience sent me down a whole new path of learning about health, redox signaling, and the body’s incredible ability to heal when given the right support.

Looking back, I can see how close I came to giving up — and how grateful I am that I didn’t.

2020 brought another unexpected turn — a financial one. I started experimenting with investing, tossing a few spare dollars into an app on my phone. To my surprise, those small investments turned into real results. It got me thinking about how small decisions, made consistently, compounding over time, can lead to meaningful change — whether in health, finances, or faith.