Early life
Before business plans, there was a Commodore.
I grew up curious about how things worked. Computers became a place to experiment, make mistakes, and build something from nothing.
That curiosity first led me toward video game development, though life took a few useful detours, including winemaking in Napa Valley, sales, management, and customer service. Each chapter taught me something different about craft, people, and the quiet value of doing the work well.
Eventually technology became the through-line. Not because technology is the answer to everything, but because the right tools, used thoughtfully, can give people room to build, connect, and move forward.
