Why I do this
01 — The desk job
I was bleeding at my desk.
The policies said visible surgical wounds weren't a good enough reason to program from home.
The job could have been remote. Instead I sat at a desk in the office writing bloody code I could have done from my bed.
Then the stress went for my eyes. Glaucoma. I was going blind at 29 years old.
I knew I could do better for myself. I knew I could do better for others. So I decided to take the dive.
02 — The dive
I started a solo consulting company.
The work took me places a badge and a policy manual never would. A brief trip across Japan. A back alley recording studio in India. Upcoming plans in Switzerland, Zambia, and Peru.
Nobody asks me for a doctor's note anymore.
03 — Your turn
You already took the dive.
You left the badge and the boss. You built a practice on your name. But if your site doesn't represent the detail and effort you put in, how can you better show what you do instead of having to say it every time?
I took the dive making websites for others. Now I've narrowed my focus to make them for consultants like us. Together, we'll reverse engineer the site you need for the income and free time you want.
So you can experience the freedom of a full-breasted swan dive.