From halfway houses to a global movement.

My name is Remy, and for a long time my life looked nothing like a brand or a movement. I’ve slept in shelters, under bridges, in halfway houses and holding cells. I’ve battled addiction, heartbreak, and losing almost everything that ever mattered to me.

What kept me alive wasn’t perfection — it was creation. Designing flyers in the middle of chaos. Recording pain music in rooms with paper-thin walls. Finding a way to turn what I’d been through into something I could live with.

Before the world tried to tell me who I was, my kids saw me clearly. When my daughter Emma was four, she looked up at me and said:

“Go be great… and remember the little things.”

That was the last time I saw her. Those words became a compass. They’re why Halfway Home exists. They’re why Forever Inspired Global exists. They’re why I wake up and build instead of breaking.

Halfway Home isn’t a brand concept. It’s literal. It’s where I’ve lived. It’s the space between who you were and who you’re becoming — the halfway point between rock bottom and whatever “home” looks like for you now.

My mission is simple: to heal, to humble, and to help. To show people who’ve been written off that they’re still creators — not just of music or art, but of reality. Of the lives they live, the income they build, the impact they leave.

If you’re somewhere between lost and ready, Halfway Home is for you.