I spent sixteen years in the Salesforce consulting world. During the last few years of my solo practice, I consistently earned a quarter of a million dollars a year while working part-time as the primary breadwinner for my family. My business was built entirely through referrals.

It also gave me something I valued far more than the revenue. It gave me the freedom to spend afternoons with my son, take long hikes and bike rides on a random Tuesday, and build my days around what mattered most to me.

Over time I realized I didn’t value the consulting business nearly as much as I valued the life it gave me. That realization changed the way I thought about success. I stopped measuring my business by what it looked like from the outside and started paying much closer attention to the life it was helping me build.

That’s why I started Build Something Wild.

Today I work with established solo consultants who are asking many of the same questions I was.

If you’ve built something that looks successful from the outside and you’re still somehow exhausted by it, you’re in the right place.

I’d love to talk.