The Call

I grew up in Hawaii in a hardworking, close-knit family that valued faith, service, and community. From a young age, I was taught to care for what I was given, but it wasn’t until I started a family of my own and became responsible for our first home that I truly understood stewardship. Homeownership wasn’t just about fixing things—it was about creating an environment where my wife and children could feel safe, loved, and grounded.

The Breakthrough

Like many, I struggled at first. Between work, church, and family life, I often felt overwhelmed and reactive—chasing leaky faucets, cluttered garages, and never-ending to-do lists. But over time, I discovered that peace at home didn’t come from perfection; it came from stewardship. By building simple systems and routines, I learned to approach home care with purpose, treating it as a sacred responsibility rather than just another burden.