5 years ago I went bankrupt with $70K in debt. Today I turned 25 and I'm living my dream. Traveling wherever, whenever, and with whoever I want, that was the big dream. I didn't quite know how I'd achieve it, but now it's just my normal. For the longest time, I didn't even appreciate it. I always wanted more. Trying to prove myself, never feeling enough. Chasing the next milestone like it would finally make me whole. But something shifted. Maybe it's because I've entered a new cycle of life. Maybe it's because I'm stubborn and had to fail time after time after time to realize something fundamental: The dream wasn't reaching a destination, It's becoming someone who could reached it. That's the real transformation. This life doesn't come without stress, scars, or late nights. But that's where my real growth happened. Every burned bridge, every failed close, every moment I doubted myself it all shaped who I am today. Here’s the one lesson I wish I learned earlier: Your destiny is shaped by who you surround yourself with. That's why I'm grateful to my family & brothers for the their relentless honesty. To @Aidan LaBreche & Andrew for showing me a new way. To my fiancé Léo for believing in me even when I didn't believe in myself. Thank you for being on this journey with me. I love you. Stay Limitless, P.S. An Invitation to answer a hard question: Are you surrounded by people who pull you into your highest self… or people who keep you where you are?

My energy was off, I didn’t feel aligned with myself, and that's a feeling I’ve been facing more often these past few months. I was frustrated with myself, for falling short in my health, nutrition, focus, and self-love. Deep down, I knew I needed to break the pattern. I had already tried small changes, but at this stage in my life, that just wasn’t enough. I needed something bigger. A challenge. With an exciting day coming up this week, one that I know will bring me new insights, I thought: the more clear and detoxed I feel, the better. That’s when it clicked… Why not do a water fast? Not for 1 or 2 days, but 3. On Saturday at 10:00 pm, I had my last meal and then the fast began. For those who don’t know: fasting has some powerful benefits. Humans weren’t built to eat 4, 5, or even 6+ times a day. Taking a break from food does far more good than harm. Here are just a few benefits: 🔄 Cell renewal – autophagy clears out damaged cells 💉 Better insulin sensitivity – balances blood sugar 🔥 Lower inflammation – reduces disease risk 🧠 Sharper focus – mental clarity and energy ⏳ Longevity boost – activates pathways linked to a longer life Of course, there were challenges too. The hardest moments came at night, lying in bed hungry. What helped me push through was drinking water with Celtic sea salt, which made me feel ‘full’ just long enough. Today at 12:00 pm, after 86 hours, I had my first meal again (see photo). Breaking a 3.5-day water fast with a small meal felt incredible. And it reminded me how important it is to ease back in, because your digestive system has been on pause for days. But honestly, this post isn’t about listing benefits, sharing my weight loss, or bragging. It’s about perspective. About showing that sometimes, when you feel stuck, all it takes is one bold reset to break the cycle and build momentum again. I truly believe this fast gave me back the energy and clarity I was missing, and it’s exactly what I needed to keep building the life I envision.