About Me

My path into AI started long before AI became mainstream. From a young age, I was fascinated by new technology and product design. I was the teenager saving up for the newest iPhone. I bought the Apple Vision Pro and was in awe while others criticized it. Technology was never just a tool — it was something to explore, understand, and push forward.

I've always been an idea-driven builder, constantly writing down product concepts, business models, and inventions. When ChatGPT arrived, it gave me something I'd never had before: a thinking partner to explore every idea with depth, speed, and clarity.

Curiosity became obsession. Hundreds of hours testing, building, prompting. By 2025, I had sent over 28,000 ChatGPT messages and was ranked among the top 1% of users worldwide.

I took Advanced Prompt Engineering courses, attended AI webinars, and found much of public AI education shallow. So I developed my own methods — rooted in prompt fluency, systems thinking, and workflow design.

Today, my work sits at the intersection of AI education, custom software, workflow automation, and practical systems design. I've built training courses, working applications, and automation workflows that solve real problems for real people.

My work is shaped by faith, family, and service. I'm a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A two-year mission in Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina taught me leadership, communication, discipline, and empathy. At age 17, I traveled to Cusco, Peru on a humanitarian trip where I helped build a water pipeline for a community in need. I've participated in hurricane cleanup efforts and continue to look for ways to serve.

For me, AI is about leverage. Helping people get time back, helping businesses escape repetitive work, and helping builders bring ideas to life faster than ever before.

I believe the real opportunity in AI belongs to people willing to build with it seriously, patiently, and skillfully.