Bringing Awareness, One Step at a Time
From the outside, it looked like I had everything figured out — running a thriving marketing agency in Los Angeles, leading campaigns with over 1,233% ROAS. But behind closed doors, I was breaking. Bipolar disorder, addiction, and depression followed me everywhere — from the boardroom to family dinners.
I wore the mask of success by day and fell apart by night. My wife, Anna, watched me fade, and my kids saw a father who was there but not really present.
Everything changed with three words: “I need help.” Through therapy, recovery, and my family’s love, I began rebuilding — one day, one honest moment at a time. Now, over 260 days sober, I’m learning that healing isn’t something you do alone.
The Storyteller
As the founder of RobbP Media, I’ve spent my career crafting campaigns that connect through honest, human stories.
The Athlete
As an endurance runner and marathoner, I bring the same discipline and determination to this walk that’s guided me through every race.
The Advocate
After sharing my story publicly, I realized how many men are silently struggling too. Now, I use every mile to help break that silence and spark connection.
Every contribution, no matter the size, walks beside us. We believe in full transparency,
heartfelt appreciation, and shared purpose.
Bringing Awareness, One Step at a Time
Bipolar, Healing, and Finding Purpose on the Road
One Man’s 3,600-Mile Journey for Men’s Mental Health
The Walk That Started a Movement
A digital marketing agency with over 20 years of experience delivering measurable growth for global brands.
In under 13 hours and multiple marathons in just over 4 hours, transforming endurance into a symbol of resilience.
Showing that recovery and transformation are possible one day at a time.
A 3,600-mile solo walk across America beginning April 14, 2026, to raise awareness for men’s mental health and suicide prevention.
Offering free school presentations nationwide to help youth understand that asking for help is a strength.
For men’s mental health initiatives through the Walk With Me, Brother campaign.
