My journey didn’t start with success — it started with struggle.

I grew up with humble beginnings.

First in my family to go to college.

A father at 17.

A college football player at Jacksonville University, fighting for a future bigger than anything I’d ever seen.

Life forced me to grow up fast.

I hustled when I had to.

Not because I wanted to — but because I had a family depending on me.

I learned the street game, the discipline of football, and the responsibility of fatherhood… all at the same time.

And eventually, I made a promise:

I’m going to build something real. Something with purpose. Something my daughter can be proud of.

One day I asked her,

“If you could start a business, what would you name it?”

Without hesitation she said:

“BraveHeart.”

In that moment, everything clicked.

The struggle, the discipline, the growth — it all had a name.

A mission.

A legacy.

BraveHeart is my story — and it becomes yours the moment you put it on.