About the Method

Whether you are a creative or a scientist, if you are bursting at the seams with thoughts, ideas, passion, and inspiration.

If you have a message you want to communicate but you've spent all the time perfecting your craft and now you need help in communicating it, the CCT Method can help you do just that.

Transitions can be scary.

A lot of society growing up does not prepare us for uncertainty. However uncertainty became part of my life at a young age and I've since developed various tools and mechanisms for not only surviving but thriving under uncertainty.

Working with me will equip you with these skills and insights which I've spent the last 15 years developing and past 3 years studying deeply.

One of my first clients was a dear friend of mine who is a professionally trained illustrator. He studied at the prestigious Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan, New York City and always voiced his desire to break out on his own to create his own comic books and help others to do the same.

Over the course of a few calls, I helped him assess his skill sets, audit his work flows so he could see where he needed help, and experimented with business models so he could go on to test the market with his first comic book run, build a successful kick-starter campaign, and continue to build his dream to be a freelance creative.

His work now speaks to his community and has a loyal following.

If you are a creative who is looking to learn more about business so you can build wealth doing what you love, reach me via the form.

Like sees like, and entrepreneurs might as well be a species of their own. Almost endlessly creative, chronically curious, life-long learners, and thrill seekers, entrepreneurs are a special breed and their lives can frequently fall out of balance causing friction between family, friends, or themselves.

As an entrepreneur myself, I feel like I’m speaking to my own when I say finding this balance can be really hard. But I’ve developed a few rules and techniques over the years that have helped to keep me on course.

I don’t claim to have it all figured out. But I know for a fact that community building for one, is a great place to start.

The world has never been a more distracting, unsettling, and stimulating place. Noise abounds and the ever-increasing attention economy pulls mercilessly at our minds trying to irritate, agitate, and convert us.

High performers must learn a particular set of skills which involve the ability to calm their minds, tune out the noise, and take calculated risks. They need to make decisions they can be proud of later. The "Training" In CCT really starts here when you learn how to do just that.

The benefits of therapy have been well documented and passed the test of time.

However, many people find themselves unsure if therapy is for them. They have heard only horror stories and are uncomfortable with the power dynamic frequently had in the therapist's chair. They may feel alone, isloalted, unsure, and even unable to properly communicate their feelings.

I'm very grateful to state that CCT's ability to help people put words to their emotions is one of my proudest achievements.

Therapy is a practice and I've often come across people who had terrible experiences with therapists who were too passive, too aggressive, or outright indifferent. CCT puts you in the center and lets you to lead the conversation. 

The last few years of my research have taught me many things but perhaps the most convincing is that people love to collaborate and work together. We are after all social beings albeit simply at different intensities. 

But by and large, the research across business and behavior points to the reality that we almost always opt to co-create.

A co-created future is a shared one.

"It's difficult to make predictions, especially about the future" - Niels Bohr; Quantum Physics Nobel Laureate

I do not believe a person is defined by their past. While past behavior can inform future results, I have seen time and time again what is possible when an individual rises to meet their life at a much higher level of self-awareness. You cannot know what will happen to you on any given day, but you can decide how you will react to it and to what extent it will form your character.

Start with the day.

Win the day.

"Not everything worthwhile can be measured, and not everything that can be measured is worthwhile." - W. Edwards Deming; American Polymath

It does not take long for the thinking mind to see the interrelated nature of nature. Ultimately there is no one (singular) thing; anymore than there is black without white or sound without eardrums.

Everything exists because it is in relation to something else. Accepting this and learning to interpret these relationships is the beginning of wisdom.

“The greatest illusion is the illusion of separation” - Buddhist Proverb

The first topic I ever studied formally was the role of psychological resilience and perhaps nothing supports resilience better than a good sense of humor. Few topics are as close to me as the topics of mental health, and yet nowhere is it more important to keep a sense of humor than in the darkest hours.

I grew up loving comedy and amazed at the superhuman abilities of the modern bards to take the seemingly ordinary and make it hilarious. In the most trying times of my life, I looked to humor to help me through it and I learned one vital lesson:

When you laugh, you win.

“You’re only born with a spark of madness; you mustn't lose it.” - Robin Williams