BRYTON GORE, BORN IN 1992

At 15, I was emancipated by the government due to my mother’s struggles with alcoholism. A year later, I dropped out in Year 10, balancing work and studying audio engineering. By 17, I was raising my two daughters in Australia while my twin sister was moved to America to live with our family.

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At 23, I pursued a traineeship with the Australian government in Business, earning a diploma-equivalent qualification. That led to a permanent role as an Events and Project Manager, until I realized I was missing out on my kids. So, I quit. I took on entry-level jobs in floristry and IT, finding a way to balance work and home life on my terms.

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In 2020, I reunited with my family in the U.S. and spent two years there, again working events only to return to Australia in 2022 after confirming what I had feared all along.

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I’ve been called a threat, a loser, crazy, but my life isn’t about staying in those labels. It’s about what happens when you stop playing by the rules.

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No matter my professional background or accomplishments, I was always reduced to a label. And eventually, that label became public discourse; fueling legal abuse against me.

With no support system and no luxury of a fair fight against powerful figures who branded me crazy, exploited me as a single mother, and painted me as an abuser to protect their public image, I did the only thing left to do.

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I flipped the script.

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I built a business under Dr. Gore, retired the persona of Bryton Gore, and took back control. I cut ties with a name that had been weaponized against me because no one gets to dictate my narrative. Reinvention is always possible.