Hi, my name is Brenden, I’m 23 years old. I just got out of the military and I’m back in the United States to pursue new aspirations.

I’m humble in spirit and truly appreciate the small things. I support my friends and any other worthwhile cause that has the overall effects to make the world a better place. I believe in being creative and kinder-hearted is a good way to live so I live everyday to its fullest by trading my days in search for those moments that stop time and make me take a deep breath and say thank you.

I live as if I’m going to die tomorrow but learn as if I’m going to live forever. I’ve traveled the world, had my heart broken, fought in a war, loved that true feeling of being alive though it all. My passion now lies in sailing around the world, achieving financial freedom through innovative inspirations and building more trustworthy relationships. My overall mission is to bring everyone together in an exhilarating sphere of Effervescence.

Creativity has always been central in my life. I feel I am a true artist in that I follow and express the aura of adventures streaming from my soul. In experiencing life in the many fashions our world’s cultures have to offer, I’ve learned that internal happiness is everywhere.

The Buddha said, "All beings are inherently enlightened" we just aren't aware of it! He taught us that our confusion keeps us from our natural wisdom. I want to clear the clouds from people’s conditioned environment with a clear message delivered in a creative design. Buddhism states that we project our own ideas onto real circumstances. Once we attain enlightenment, then our real circumstances become clear to us. I want to promote that we should never give up on our dreams no matter what the circumstances, and to strive for self-actualization. I’ve heard the saying once you learn how to die you learn how to live. With my past experience I’ve definitely learned how to die, so now I start my days off with a run on the beach followed by a steady diet that keeps me mentally alert and physically strong.

I find myself being stopped throughout my days to appreciate things such as an old man helping his elderly wife stand up from the dinner table or a father leaning into his son’s carriage to get that priceless photo. I see myself as representing the true virtue of life’s never ending and free flowing energy.