What Those Lessons Built

Over the last decade I’ve built and sold six businesses—each one rooted in lessons I learned building and sharing projects on InventGeek. The ability to prototype quickly, share imperfect work, and iterate based on feedback became the foundation of how I approach every venture.

These days my time is split across multiple projects that all share one thing in common—solving interesting problems. I’m designing and building custom flight simulator solutions, from basic setups to full cockpit builds with professional avionics. My tabletop gaming obsession keeps me busy creating products like LED dice displays and other D&D accessories. I’m deep into product design and development work, from concept albums that teach moral values through music to the Origami Cooler Project—a collapsible cooler design I’m bringing to market. I’ve also launched a platform to make education more accessible through open source textbooks. On top of that, I do technical consulting for companies that need someone who can see solutions others miss, and I coach new business startups through the messy early stages that most people don’t talk about. It’s a lot. But that’s how I’m wired—if I’m not building something new, I’m probably asleep.