About

Carson’s life took several unexpected turns when he was a freshman in college at the age of 23. Having recently returned from a Mormon mission, Carson came out as gay to his Mormon community and began the arduous process of navigating his faith and sexuality. Then, just months later, Cason injured his spinal cord in an accident that broke his neck, paralyzing him from the chest down. What seemed to be insurmountable challenges would  prove to be the foundation of Carson’s thought leadership in the transformative work he does today.

In the wake of his loss, overwhelmed by emotional turmoil, Carson embarked on a journey to find peace. In his efforts, he immersed himself in studying the lives of resilient figures and earned a B.S. in psychology, but he eventually found access to unprecedented freedom and peace through his study of philosophy, and the branch of ontology in particular. Compelled to share his newfound freedom, Carson pursued ontological coaching, and became rigorously trained and developed in the most transformative methods of coaching available.

Carson has since risen to become an influential speaker, personal transformation coach, and advocate for queer and disabled people. He is a prominent figure on social media, featured in major publications and award-winning podcasts, sharing his unique message with audiences worldwide. His diverse talents have taken him all over the globe, from speaking internationally to serving as a policy advisor for a major presidential campaign in 2020.

Whether through his speaking, coaching, or writing, Carson's mission lies in empowering individuals on their own unique journey to freedom and self-discovery. Equipped with a deep understanding of the human condition, he excels at connecting with diverse people and audiences, inspiring them to what's possible for themselves and their lives.”