- "I ride, therefore I think"

The Existential

BIKER

Writer, Speaker and UK Land Speed Record Holder

What's the Existential Biker all about?

It’s about living the life you were meant to live. I woke up to that after living most of the life the way I was expected to. I was a consumer, like most. Buying things in the hope that they would bring happiness. All that happened was a hollowness and continued grasping, because I was fed and bought into the illusion that things and security meant happiness.

All the time, I was only helping someone else to buy into their dream and wish fulfillment which was probably as twisted as my own. What I really needed was to be who I always was inside, an adventurer and a warrior. Then I woke up and finally did something about it. I started to embrace change, life and my own potential.

The STOIC RIDER - Available 9th August 2025

Blending ancient Stoic philosophy with the raw, sometimes ridiculous lessons I’ve learned from a life on two wheels, The Stoic Rider is for anyone who’s ever felt stuck, afraid, or uncertain… and chosen to move forward anyway.

It’s about resilience. About leaning into discomfort instead of away from it. About the kind of clarity that only arrives in motion — and the kind of peace you find when you stop fighting what you can’t control.

I wrote this for you — the rider, the seeker, the one who’s quietly wondered if maybe there’s another way to meet life. Not harder. Not faster. But wiser.

The Stoic Rider – Signed Pre-Order

UK Orders: £15.49 (includes shipping)
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🖊️ All copies are signed by the author
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Latest Posts:

Stillness Isn’t What You Think

This is the fifth in a 12-part series exploring the philosophy behind The Stoic Rider—a book about life, motion, and the lessons motorcycles teach us when we’re paying attention. In this post, we dive into the paradox of stillness in motion, and why calm isn’t found in retreat—but in how you ride through the chaos.

Memento Mori: Remember You Must Die

Fourth in a series of blogs as excerpts from The Stoic Rider book. A reflection on death that’s anything but morbid—this chapter explores how remembering life’s impermanence can sharpen focus, awaken joy, and pull your dreams out of the “someday” folder. Memento Mori isn’t about fearing death—it’s about finally, fully, choosing to live.

Amor Fati – Love of Fate

This is the third in a twelve-part series exploring Stoic wisdom through motorcycling. In this post, we dive into the powerful idea of Amor Fati — the love of fate — and how embracing what is, rather than wishing for what was, can reshape the way we ride and live. It’s about learning to meet the road exactly as it comes — gravel, glory, and all.