My Story
For fifteen years, I built and led organizations, learning what it takes to bring people together around common goals. I've always believed that the best solutions come from understanding real problems, not from impressive technology.
A few months ago, I decided to explore AI more seriously. I had been using AI in small ways, but the growth of the industry and the way AI had been more of a buzz word than something concrete led me to dig deeper. Seeing how AI can assist in developing web services has brought me to where I am today. This approach, which others call "vibe coding," let me build working solutions in hours instead of months. Suddenly, I could test ideas as quickly as I could think them.
This isn't about becoming a web developer. It's about going to the next level in exploring how technology can help people. These new tools let me do what I've always been interested in: understand problems and build practical solutions. The difference is speed and accessibility. Where I once had ideas but no way to build them myself, I can now prototype, test, and deploy real solutions that people actually use.
At the heart of it all - my family keeps me grounded and motivated to build things that truly matter.
What I'm Working Toward
Every project I build starts with a problem I'm facing myself, then I explore how it might help others in similar situations.
I'm still learning. Each project teaches me something new about what's possible when you combine domain knowledge with AI assisted development. Some work better than others. Some solve bigger problems than others. All of them help me understand this new way of building solutions.
The Quest Continues
This site is where I document what I'm learning and share the tools I build along the way. If they help someone else solve a similar problem, that's the whole point.
I'm just exploring what becomes possible when you can go from understanding a problem to building a working solution faster than ever before.
Want to work together or just talk about a problem you're trying to solve? I'd love to hear from you.