I was juggling backlogs, fragile setups, and the constant feeling that something wasn’t quite right – never finding the time or headspace to fix it. As my business grew, the cracks in my workflow grew with it, and most days were spent firefighting into the early hours.

A serious accident forced me to step away from shooting for a period of time. I couldn’t work the way I had been working before.

That experience made one thing very clear:

If your systems don’t support you, they quietly take your life from you, hour by hour, stuck behind a screen. Life is way too short for that.

That pause didn’t take me away from photography. It pushed me deeper into the part most photographers struggle with privately – file structures, Lightroom catalogs, backups, and AI setups that promise speed but fall apart under real pressure.

Now, I work inside real photographers’ workflows, fixing what’s fragile and building systems that hold up when things get busy.

I’m not here to sell shortcuts or theory. I’m here because I know what breaks, why it breaks, and how to fix it properly – so you can spend your time living.