A studio is shaped by the hand that runs it. This page is for understanding both.
Eric grew up between Vietnam and South Florida, the kind of upbringing that teaches you early that everyone is carrying a chapter they don't talk about. He spent his twenties in operations at three early-stage companies — two of which failed loudly — before training as a coach under the late Frederic Hudson and the team at New Ventures West.
In 2019, after his own quiet comeback from a season of burnout, he opened Comeback Manifesto in a small studio space in Boca Raton. The work has not really changed since: a room, a notebook, an honest hour, repeated until something shifts.
Eric is a credentialed coach (ICF-PCC), a former endurance athlete, and a deeply patient listener. He lives in Boca Raton with his wife and two children.
Big swings are seductive. Sustainable rhythm is what actually rebuilds a life. We design for the second year, not the first month.
Insight without practice is entertainment. Every session ends with one small, repeatable promise — and the next session begins with how it went.
We don't separate work life from physical life. Sleep, breath, and movement are part of every program — quietly, never performatively.
Weekly written reflections are not homework. They are how the work actually happens between sessions.
What is said in this studio stays here. No case studies are published without explicit, named consent.
We turn away clients we don't believe we can serve. The studio takes a maximum of 24 active 1-on-1 clients at any time.
The Boca Raton studio is a small, quiet, north-facing room with two armchairs, a desk, a kettle, and a window that looks out at a row of live oaks. It is intentionally not photographed for the internet.
569 Wyatt Street, Boca Raton, FL 33434. Sessions are 60 to 90 minutes. Parking is on the street. Coffee and water are always brewed.
For clients outside South Florida, all 1-on-1 work happens via secure, end-to-end encrypted video. Sessions are never recorded.
Manifesto Year clients are invited into ongoing written exchange — usually a long-form letter once every two weeks between sessions.