Ever wanted to improve your ability to convey what's in your head to your audience? This talk is for you!

This is my first technical talk! I wanted to share with the world what I've learned working with folks from different backgrounds and disciplines.

Engineers love to start side projects and never finish them. This leads to burnout. Why not build fun things instead? How about a tool to develop virtual cross stitches!

Over the years I have been on both sides of the interview process. I have learned a wealth of experience, here is my advice.

One Day I decided to learn how to make circuit boards. Several months later, my first PCB arried in the mail. This is how I got there.

In 2016, I set out to launch my first product on Kickstarter. I failed, did some research, tried again and succeeded. These are my observations.

I marked my service in the Peace Corps as a failure. After much reflection on that summarization, I realized there is more than one way to look at failure.

I have gotten very good at managing my time over the years, here is how I do it.

I have learned a lot along the way and I'll share those lessons learned here.

In the pursuit of learning about electronics and other subjects, I have developed a set of skills that have enabled me to learn new subjects more quickly and thoroughly and with less frustration.