Although multi-talented, Benedict’s main current occupations are Sprinting, Human Optimisation and always inspiring value in others’ lives. He’s an Olympic Qualifier and winner of prestigious invitationals nationwide. When not training himself or assisting others in reaching their potential, he’s a popular speaker on topics like Men’s Leadership, Social Emotional Learning and Human Performance and has been featured in periodicals like ESPN Magazine, Men’s Fitness and Men’s Health.
“Not everybody can run fast,” Benedict says, “But everybody has their own gifts and inherent journey in them and actualising those gifts and that journey is the hallmark of a truly successful life.”   
Benedict’s path to success is all the more remarkable given his early abusive childhood, a variety of unpredictable living conditions and eventually, the Foster Care System, which precipitously ended when his adopted parents both died prematurely. 
Finding a maturity in him far beyond his years, Benedict survived this difficult period and used it as motivation for future achievement and success which is reflected in “Good Morning SuperStar: Where Intentions Set the Tone but Habits Align You to Shine.” 
“If I’m defined by anything,” Benedict says, “it’s resilience and proactively overcoming adversity. Our past only defines and limits us if we let it.”