He believes that creating a professional atmosphere in an independent promotion by mirroring industry standards like the Performance Center helps young wrestlers feel valued.

“that was um All About design um to be a replica of the um performance center and what those guys are doing down there um try to give these young guys you know that feeling of man this really is a show”

He argues that wrestling promotion is most effective when it gives fans what they want in a way they did not expect.

“my job isn't to tell people what they want my job is to give people what they want in a way they weren't quite expecting”

He believes that producing matches or storylines should avoid telling audiences the magic behind the curtain so that they do not question the reality of the performance while it happens.

“People know what the gig is, but our job is not to make them questioning it. If you can turn them on a dime, that's the magic of professional wrestling.”