Two Books 📚 One Mission
Hi, my name is Chris. I am a life coach and author.
Cycle Interrupt is the raw, unfiltered journey—breaking patterns, questioning everything, and finding truth beyond society’s expectations.
Intentional Man is the blueprint—how to show up with integrity, take responsibility, build meaningful relationships, and live fully aligned in your truth.
Two books. One mission: reclaiming yourself on your own terms. This isn’t just about identity.
It’s about evolution.
If you’re ready to:
— break generational cycles
— do the inner work
— stand in your truth unapologetically
— and become the man you choose to be
This work is for you.
Read the story. Do the work. Become intentional.
As someone who has embarked on a personal journey of self-discovery and healing, I can truly appreciate the profound impact books like Cycle Interrupt and Intentional Man can have. Chris’s transparent sharing of his experience as a Black trans person is not only inspiring but deeply relatable for anyone feeling confined by societal expectations or generational patterns. The power of breaking cycles, especially generational ones, cannot be overstated. It requires courage to confront inherited beliefs and behaviors that no longer serve us. Chris’s approach, combining raw honesty in Cycle Interrupt with practical guidance in Intentional Man, offers both the emotional support and actionable blueprint needed for real transformation. For me, the emphasis on intentional living — showing up with integrity, owning responsibility, and cultivating meaningful relationships — resonates deeply. It’s about more than identity; it’s about evolving into the fullest version of oneself without apology or compromise. The inclusion of journal entries and reflections helps ground the theoretical in daily practice, making the path forward feel accessible and authentic. This work aligns closely with the values of community, healing, and empowerment, especially within marginalized groups. Whether you identify with the Black trans experience or simply seek to live a more deliberate life, these books offer a heartfelt invitation to step into your truth and reclaim your narrative on your own terms. If you’re ready to challenge the status quo, confront internalized stories, and rebuild yourself from a place of strength and intention, taking on the lessons from these two books will likely be transformational. Making the commitment to do the inner work Chris advocates is an act of self-love and freedom—one that ultimately inspires others to do the same.
