I've been doing a lot of reflecting these last couple of years and how dramatically my life has changed for the better. I always always the chubby, shy, very awkward kid growing up with little to no friends. When I walked that stage at graduation I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. Then, one night after being told by the doctor that I was at a high risk for diabetes and high blood pressure it was like a flip of a light switch went off in my brain, that if I wanted something in life. I had to earn it and the only person that could stop me, was. Well, me. Through all of these adventures, I continued to show myself that if I could do this, then I could do that and realized my brain wasn't wired for the 9-5 life and knew if I wanted this life I'm living now. It wouldn't come easy, but man has it been rewarding. Now, 13 years later I'm surrounded by friends, 70 pounds less, have documented over 200 tornadoes, have had footage featured all over the world and am making a living ...