My Life Is
Family &Â Work
Whenever people ask me what I do for fun, I jokingly answer "work". It's true. No other hobby has stuck like creating companies with/for good people.
Over the past 20+ years, I've founded everything from medical practices to market networks and multiple financial & automation tech companies.
I đź–¤ Research
Data And Details
For 8-years, I worked with teams of Neurologists and other healthcare professionals doing clinical research.
From pattern recognition on 30-second charts, to the organized nature of the medical industry, the sequential reasoning and documentation skills I developed here are invaluable to my life.
I đź–¤ Automation
I code My Own Robots
In 2013, my team and I set out to upset a $58B industry with robots.
We started growing out of control, and had to automate the majority of our daily tasks - just to stay alive.
I've since taken over 1,000 course hours (mostly python) to learn everything from data analysis to robotic process automations, in order to be a more effective communicator with my development teams.
Latest
creations
We make beautiful things
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Updates
In an effort to keep friends and followers updated beyond the social media channels I rarely post on, I started writing about my journey and experiences after leaving America. If you would like me to write about something, reach out.
Beauty And Inspiration In Cambodia
I took a bit of a break from blogging as we traveled through Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand again. And now that we're back in Bali, my development education took a lot of my attention and IÂ just didn't find the motivation to write about our experiences. That being said, we've had some awesome experiences! Expect to hear a bit about our time in Cambodia in this post, and I'll be writing one soon about why I believe Bali is the new land of opportunity, if you can stay focused...
Continue reading →Vietnam Is Ok - Part 2
If you caught our last post, Vietnam Is Ok, you've already read about our time in Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, and Hon Chong (a suburb of Nha Trang). With a lifestyle of walks on the beach, caramel macchiatos, and sushi almost daily, I'll happily admit that Hon Chong was our favorite thus far...
Continue reading →Vietnam Is Ok - Part 1
I'd hate to add to the hype I’ve seen about Vietnam being a fantastic place for digital nomads, makers, bloggers, and the rest of those who make their living out of a suitcase. I also wouldn’t say that it was my least favorite place thus far. My wife (Trista) and I were in Vietnam for three months, and feel that’s long enough to say, with confidence, that Vietnam is just ok...
Continue reading →Bali For The Win
One of the nicest things about traveling is how few distractions you have. Sure, you can fill your time with Netflix if you want to, same as anywhere, but if you consciously decide to stop wasting time and focus on the things that really matter (physical, mental and spiritual growth) it’s amazing what you can accomplish...
Continue reading →How To Run Away From Home
It was so hard for us to find an inclusive guide while we were trying to figure out what to bring, where to go, and what to do when we got there, that we decided to put one together...
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