GeeGeeBeBe began as a phrase I created to represent open conversation—the freedom to speak, create, and share ideas honestly. Over time, it became more than a name. It became the philosophy behind everything I’m building.

Nearly four years ago, I lost my wife. Grief changed every part of my life, and for a long time, simply moving forward felt difficult. But grief slowly loosens its grip, one ordinary day at a time, until you realize you are still standing—and still capable of beginning again.

At 59, as I approach 60, with no formal business background, I decided to start over. I taught myself how to sell effectively on Facebook Marketplace: pricing products competitively, creating listings that earn trust, communicating with buyers, negotiating confidently, and completing transactions safely.

Within three months, I generated close to $25,000 in gross Marketplace sales.

That hands-on education became the foundation for my Marketplace Playbook—the first in a growing collection of practical digital guides designed to help others avoid costly mistakes, reduce frustration, and move forward with greater confidence.

This is not a polished overnight-success story. I have faced loss, fear, uncertainty, and plenty of self-doubt. I continue moving forward anyway—sometimes slowly, but never for the last time.

If you are navigating your own difficult season, GeeGeeBeBe is built on a simple belief: starting over is still possible, regardless of your age or circumstances.

Explore the guides, use what helps, and check back often. There is much more to come—and I’m just getting started.