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I’m Rohan, a disciple of Christ, husband, mental health campaigner, public speaker, marathon runner, HR Director, theology student, and lifelong Liverpool Football Club supporter.

Above all else, I strive to live a life of serving others, using my journey to encourage, lift, and inspire others.

For nearly 15 years, I lived undiagnosed with bipolar disorder, which led to three attempts to take my own life. However, a deep sense of purpose emerged beyond the pain, shaping the life I now live.

Faith, and incredible people in my life (especially my wonderful wife, Claire) have strengthened that purpose, reminding me that even in the darkest moments, light is never too far away. My deepest hope is that through my writing, others might find strength, hope, and courage on their own journeys.

As a runner, I have completed over 100 marathons, raising over £47,000 for mental health and purpose driven causes. Running has never been about escaping, it has been about pushing forward, just as in life.

But running is only a part of my story. Football has been another constant, and Liverpool Football Club has been one of the most special parts of my life. It’s more than just a game; it’s a passion and community through which I’ve built lifelong friendships, shared unforgettable moments, and found connection in places I never expected.

At the core of everything I do is a deep faith. I’m currently studying Theology, Ministry, and Mission at St Mellitus College, deepening my understanding and strengthening my mission to encourage and uplift others. The words of the apostle, Paul, resonate deeply with me: