I launched my first brand, complete with eCommerce site, in 2000. It was a rad product accessory for the revolutionary Compaq Ipaq. I was on the team that launched the first XBOX. I consulted for Amazon—developing warehouse optimization strategies in 2001 that they continue to use today. I helped the world’s largest windows and doors company merge 62 brands into one. I built a team of inside sales pros that generated over $500MM for Cisco systems in its first year. And then I turned 30. The next decade found me meeting with African warlords, rescuing enslaved children in Liberia, and helping villages protect themselves after they discovered diamonds and gold in their lands. I funded schools and orphanages in sub Saharan West Africa. I employed hundreds of people in the US, Belize, Nicaragua, and the Philippines. I generated millions of leads for businesses large and small and helped tens of thousands of people get into college. My family grew. Life got busier. I shifted gears to simplify to increase impact. Life really does begin at 40. I embraced very deep, incredibly foundational consulting—like pylons-embedded-into-bedrock-level consulting. Human psychology, anthropology, sociology, tech and data became my tools and scale became my result. It was like clockwork every time. I helped develop and launch multimillion dollar companies. I helped multimillion dollar companies become multibillion dollar companies. It wasn’t long before I realized that wielding so much influence on the way people think and buy should be applied to only the best things. I stopped pushing consumer products and focused instead on solutions that would change lives, help families, and transform humanity. I’m now working to solve the big problems. Money. Energy. Food. You know, the things every human uses and every big business exploits humanity for. I till the earth, and raise cattle, chickens, fruits, and vegetables. I’m helping to lead a shift to personal power production. I’m creating automations for leveraging the most valuable earthly asset most people will ever buy—the home (and trying to stop institutions from bleeding equity dry). Fintech, renewable energy, local (real) food. I look forward to connecting.