I should probably admit right up front that explaining what I do for a living tends to confuse people just a little. I build websites, fix the ones that get a little too dramatic, and every so often I teach a stubborn app how to behave. I have been at this for more than fifteen years, which is long enough to remember when jQuery felt magical and also long enough to have a few strong opinions about it. Tech changes faster than a rumor at a church picnic, so I learned early that staying sharp is not really optional.

I have always been the kind of person who pokes around anything broken just to see what is going on inside. That curiosity grew into a full career before I even had time to talk myself out of it. These days I run my own creative studio called BizDots Media while also juggling personal projects, building AI tools, and sharpening whatever skills seem interesting that week. And yes, I talk to my code like it is a living thing. Sometimes it listens. Sometimes it does not and that is when I stare at the screen like it owes me money.

Outside of coding, I am busy being a dad, coming up with new ideas at inconvenient times, and chasing goals that seem to multiply when I am not looking. I want to create things that genuinely help people, things that feel good to use, and things that make life just a bit easier. Call it ambition or call it stubbornness with decent manners. I am still figuring out which one it is.