Darius had built what most entrepreneurs only dream about. Multiple businesses, a $200 million company, a book deal, and a seat among top CEOs at MIT.

But inside, he felt empty.

“I was living in Oaxaca, Mexico,” he shared. “I had my family, my freedom, everything I thought I wanted. But I was miserable. I realized… I was the constant denominator in all my unhappiness.”

That moment became the start of a transformation. Not of business, but of self.

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The Chase That Never Ends

Darius’s story began early. By 19, he was already launching his first company. By 46, he’d founded twenty-two.

He built The Money Source, scaled it to 1,000 employees, and sold it. He founded Rise Growth Partners, a private equity firm investing in wealth management companies. On paper, he was unstoppable.

But the grind had a cost.
“I used anger as fuel,” he said. “Tell me I can’t do something, and I’ll kill myself proving you wrong.”

That fire got him far — but it left him emotionally burned out.