Jason R. Email & Phone Number

Jason Robinson, author of “The Beginner Traveler’s Guide to Going Nomad,” is borderline addicted to the ideas of self-improvement, lifetime learning, and progress through positively-directed tough love. Through The Nomad Experiment he writes about engaging the necessary—but scary—comfort-zone-crashing moments that can lead to life-changing new experiences, especially as it comes to travel. At age 39, Jason had only been to two countries outside of the U.S. He finally came to the reality that, unless he wanted to end up a cranky old man with twisted, second-hand perceptions of the world, he needed to face his fears and learn to travel on his own. After adopting an “experiment mindset” and a few years and methodical experiments later—realizing how important the growth that travel offers is—he transitioned to being a location-independent nomad. Eight months later covid happened, and six months after that he was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. He now continues to travel nomadically and work remotely while encouraging others, through his writing and photography, to explore how they could redirect their lives to do something similar. But now, life and travel advice—and encouragement—for those living with Type 1 Diabetes or any other major medical condition has been added to the fold. Above all, Jason writes to uncover the tools and motivation to encourage everyone (himself included...), to be better today than we were yesterday, and better tomorrow than we are today.Brand Design & Graphic Design_____________________________________I think too much. No, really; it's been a common theme throughout my life, and numerous people both personally and professionally have commented to that effect. It's actually great for business since it's what I do for my clients. In the end, I help my clients define or strengthen their corporate brands and extend them into two- and three- dimensions through creative identity systems, brochures, collateral, and EGD - Environmental and Experiential Graphic Design (also known as architectural signage or signage & wayfinding design). Brand Design & Graphic Design Specialties: Identity Design, Logos, Brochures, Collateral, Art Direction, Photography Direction, Packaging Design, Production Management

Listed skills include Corporate Identity, Packaging, Signage And Wayfinding System Design, Art, and 27 others.

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  The University Of Akron

  Graphic Design