I've been coaching this team for a year and my perspective on climate change has transformed. I was operating on the idea that I'd "get far enough" in my life and then take real action to help solve this climate crisis.

The Green House team has created a game to turn isolated anxiety into connected action to solve climate change. I'm grateful to serve as team coach and community designer for what looks like it's going to be a successful kickstarter for a dream project!

After a year of research and development on the magic and misery of fast-growing teams worldwide, my co-founder and I launched Startwise. We infuse expert wisdom into programs, events, and coaching to grow healthy teams.

Startwise is our first startup venture to be incubated through our Limitless Harmony innovation studio. Contact us about a free support session for teams affected through these uncertain times.

Play is the superpower we forget we have as we grow up. It's the fundamental basis for learning embedded in biology and strangled by social norms.

So we invented 100+ games adults play to help with everything from dating to productivity to grieving to governance. We digitized a couple dozen games which you can discover below. Try em out!

Enwisened and wide-eyed by my work in tech and education around African and N. America, I set out with my best friend and former boss Adam Lupu to give life to our shared dream: a universal path to work life harmony.

We founded a creative studio and project incubator called Limitless Harmony. We've got a growing list of projects advancing and we're always open to new co-creative mojo.

Check the link... and try out our experimental baby conversational AI.

I like wisdom. I don't like being talked at for 45 minutes. I love hip hop. I do love being rapped at for 4 and a half minutes. Enter PRO EPs.

I started recording conversations with inspiring friends, carving out the juiciest couple of minutes, mixing beats underneath. I found out how to do it all from and iPad and made most of these songs on two overseas flights. I hope you enjoy!

Intent on embedding myself in the Cape Town change-makers scene, I reached out to every designer, founder, and community-builder I could find. I met CiTi right after they'd raised several million dollars to 10x the speed of their tech training programs.

I joined the team to transform their collaborative culture and craft the blueprint for scaling tech training to get hundreds of young South Africans into meaningful tech work.

Laying awake on a slowly-deflating air mattress in my uncle's unfinished basement I was struck with creative inspiration. By the end of the year I wrote a novel called Paradigm... speculative fiction about the future of AI, social media, and society.

I shared it and magic started to happen. A friend from Oaxaca made an audio journey and virtual reality experience based on the book. Another friend helped me create a mind-bending card game. I'm not sure where this project is going, but I'm on this mothafuckin' ride! 🛸

After leaving the longest-running job of my career, I needed time to discover who I'd become. I headed into the Cherokee mountains to a cabin by myself with no connection to the outside world besides an hour a day of the winter olympics.

In 8 days I wrote a 200-page memoir about my first 18 years of life that cracked open a healing journey I'm still milking for insights to this day. And I coulda sworn there was some kind of spirit in that cabin!!?

In 2015 I quit my job, broke up with my girlfriend, planned an endless road trip and then... met the CEO of Andela. 3 weeks later I was on a flight to Nigeria to design the world's most transformative tech training program.

For the next 3 years I lived in Nigeria and Kenya designing programs to upskill the most talented young Africans into tech roles with teams around the world. Andela grew to 1500 and secured $180m in funding from Zuckerberg and Al Gore. What a wild ride.

The College of New Jersey was brave enough to open an office in the heart of gang-stricken downtown Trenton, New Jersey. I was tasked with bringing together students, professors, and community leaders to make magic in the city.

I brought together amazing creatives to run a community arts education program that served hundreds. My favorite part... After I left the group took the program directly to the hardest-hit neighborhoods in the city. Booya!

My first "real" job was acting head disciplinarian of an inner city high school. I was completely unqualified. But as I persisted through doling out detentions, I started exploring ways to connect the kids to the magic in their community.

Six months later I was running community outreach, and secured $60k of donated programming including a STEM program, a garden, an arts program, 2 computer labs, apprenticeships, and a student-run magazine. Love those kids!

I have Masters in Public Policy with a specialization in immigration control. During my studies I discovered my home town was a hotbed of immigration controversy. I wrote an article that cracked the story and made the cover of Frederick Magazine.

I received a call from a woman named Lala Mooney to join their immigration coalition. I served as chair of the coalition for eight months, lobbying on capital hill, mediating police-community relations, and providing direct services to residents.

Freshman year of university I gazed in awe at how much cooler the haircuts were the closer we got to the campus radio station. Two new friends and I assembled forces to land a spot at midnight on Thursdays. MARS Radio was born.

I sent a pleading email to a famous DC venue and scored weekly tickets to give away to shows like Wu Tang and the legendary return of Bad Brains. I even rocked a sizable mohawk for a few months. 😎

My first summer back from college I called around to find work. My cousin told me about a pedicab company that was opening up and told me to show up in an ally way the next afternoon. I didn't know what a pedicab was.

I spend the next three summers building teams, tours, and nightlife experiences as head rider and manager. I rode that steel tricycle 35 hours a week, sometimes past 3am. The stories are absurd and endless.

At the age of 14, whilst watching a VH1 special about Janet Jackson's ab routine, I collapsed on the floor crying after failing to do 4 pushups. The next day I signed up at Choe's Hap Ki Do martial arts studio.

Four years later I had won 8 sparring competitions, earned two black belts in Hap Ki Do and Tae Kwon Do, and broken boards with one inch punch, flying side kick over seven people, and single-knuckle strike. Kiyaaa!

At the age of 13, following verbal prodding from my beloved dad, I took time off from my Nintendo 64 lifestyle to begin a lawn care business. By the end of high school, I was employing friends and raking in cheddar from gigs across a dozen counties. I specialized in mowing things, shoveling stuff, and caring for unusual giant dogs.