
Define your personal Dream Car Ladder
Learn how your business funds your next upgrade
Structure your finances to support higher income
Execute your next car purchase without bad debt
Watching car content with no plan
Scrolling listings without increasing income
Wanting better cars without a path
Running a business that should make more



In 2021, I said "screw it" and took out an $18,000 car loan on a 2009 BMW M3. Sitting in the car had me panicking on how to afford it. I could, but barely. I used that pressure to get creative with my business. Within three months, Through some big moves, I tripled my income.
I leveled up again, buying a $50,000 F250 tow rig for my track car. I started a new business and kept growing my existing one.


I had to sell both the F250 and the M3 (now both paid off) to fund my new business, Driven Auto Care
In 2024, I reached even further, and took out a $76,000 loan on a 2012 Aston Martin DBS. This car forced me to think differently, because sitting in an Aston Martin is dramatically different from a BMW and the new version of me had to aim higher. This was my first 7-figure earning year.


In 2025, I was able to trade in the DBS and buy my childhood dream car, a 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640. Driven Auto Care grew from 1, to 2, to 3, to now 5 locations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Yes, sitting in this car is a dream come true, but what I learned to get to this point to earn the car is the real prize. My hunger to continue growing is real and it is that mindset shift that I want to teach to you.
In 2020 I was driving a 2002 Acura TL with a blown head gasket. My consulting business was struggling and I kept finding excuses that held me back from finding any success.

In 2020 I was driving a 2002 Acura TL with a blown head gasket. My consulting business was struggling and I kept finding excuses that held me back from finding any success.

In 2021, I said "screw it" and took out an $18,000 car loan on a 2009 BMW M3. Sitting in the car had me panicking on how to afford it. I could, but barely. I used that pressure to get creative with my business. Within three months, Through some big moves, I tripled my income.

I leveled up again, buying a $50,000 F250 tow rig for my track car. I started a new business and kept growing my existing one.

I had to sell both the F250 and the M3 (now both paid off) to fund my new business, Driven Auto Care

In 2024, I reached even further, and took out a $76,000 loan on a 2012 Aston Martin DBS. This car forced me to think differently, because sitting in an Aston Martin is dramatically different from a BMW and the new version of me had to aim higher. This was my first 7-figure earning year.

In 2025, I was able to trade in the DBS and buy my childhood dream car, a 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640. Driven Auto Care grew from 1, to 2, to 3, to now 5 locations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Yes, sitting in this car is a dream come true, but what I learned to get to this point to earn the car is the real prize. My hunger to continue growing is real and it is that mindset shift that I want to teach to you.


Own and operate an automotive business
Know they could be earning more but don’t know how to start
Want their dream car to push them forward in life
Are serious about building income, not just buying toys
People looking for shortcuts
People who aren’t ready to make a real change
People who want a car they can't afford
People unwilling to level up financially

You don't need another year of researching listings. You don't need another hundred YouTube reviews. You need a clear system, a to-do list, and accountability. The Dream Car Accelerator turns your dream car into a catalyst for leveling up your mindset, income, and life.