There I was, heading to our annual Ohana camping event in Medford, Oregon, when I spotted my dad and brother at the same gate. What were the odds?
My dad has Alzheimer's and dementia. Most days, I'm just another face in the crowd to him. But when I heard my name whispered behind me and turned around... his eyes lit up with recognition.
"I'm happy to see you," he said, tears welling up.
That moment was brief—his condition is advanced—but it reminded me of something profound: Life's most precious moments happen when we least expect them.
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| My brother Oliver and Dad at the airport |
We shared lunch at the airport, laughed about little things just like old times, and talked about everything and nothing. I still miss who my dad was before, but I treasure every moment I get with who he is now.
This experience reinforced why I do what I do...
"Helping People Have More Fun" isn't just my tagline—it's my mission born from understanding how fleeting and precious our time really is.
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| A recent pic at our annual Ohana Camping Event |
I genuinely love helping people develop their own stability so they can:
✨ Align with their core desires
✨ See real results in less time
✨ Actually ENJOY the journey
Life's too short to struggle alone or take the long way around. I've made it my business to help with the best of my abilities—because when you're stable and aligned, everything becomes more fun.
Your dreams shouldn't feel like a grind. They should feel like an adventure.
Just like that unexpected moment with my dad taught me—the best experiences happen when we're open, present, and ready to embrace what life offers us.
Ready to make your goals feel less like work and more like play?
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Mahalo and Aloha 🤙🏽
About the Author: Ðean is a multi-disciplinary creative professional who combines artistry with automated business systems. After overcoming significant personal and financial setbacks, he now helps other creative professionals build stable income streams that provide time freedom for their passions. His approach combines the Hawaiian principles of Kokua (helping others) and Ohana (family) with proven direct response marketing strategies.
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