I build prototypes, write about tech and life, and share what I learn along the way.

Building to learn and learning to build. This is my journal, my experiment, my resume? Check it out, have a look around and get to know me a little. This place is an ever-evolving collection of my thoughts on technology, life, faith, and work, along with case studies of projects I've built and research notes I've compiled.

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Warner Bros Discovery
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Becton Dickinson

Mission

Mission

Build useful things, tell honest stories, and show up for people.

Share what I’m learning so others can move with more courage, clarity, and hope. I want this work to be more than output. I’m learning to be the kind of person who shows up, steady at home and useful in the world. That looks like working hard, seeking peace, and making things that genuinely help.

Latest Writing

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A practical walkthrough of Git branching strategies. From the simple feature-branch flow I use on my personal site to the multi-environment promotion chains I've seen in enterprise. When to keep it simple, when to add gates, and why your branching model should match your team, not your ambition.

A raw, personal tribute to my childhood best friend, Zak Conine. This is the first time I’ve shared our story publicly. For anyone who knew Zak, or wants to understand the bond we had, this is for you.

Projects

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v0.7 adds animated card thumbnails, a mission canvas, polished CV with brand logo badges, a draggable career timeline, and content grounding across the site.

A digital renovation for 180 Life Church, a non-denominational community in Bloomfield, Connecticut. Currently in discovery.

Two ideas that kept bumping into each other until I merged them. Anima is a portable 'soul' for AI. Lucidity is an auditable memory architecture. Together they let an AI companion carry real identity and maintainable memory across devices, models, and runtimes. All local. All yours.

Research Notes

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How a secret 1910 meeting at Jekyll Island set the stage for the Federal Reserve, how Bretton Woods made the dollar the world’s anchor, why the end of gold convertibility accelerated long-run debasement, and why Rome’s monetary collapse offers cautionary parallels as crypto matures. New policies like the Strategic Reserve, GENIUS Act, and Japan’s XRP adoption hint at the next monetary order, but the U.S. fiat system’s reliance on deficits makes collapse increasingly inevitable.