Imaginer · Planner · Creator
Film. Television. Music. Systems. Worlds.
Everything starts as a conversation at 1 AM.
A dying attorney discovers his best friend secretly wrote five screenplays and a three-season TV bible. With months to live, he channels everything into getting the work produced — and protecting the one piece that was never meant for anyone else.
A serial killer who never kills. Six films. Six victims who take their own lives inside psychological traps built over months. Each film stands alone. The connections reveal themselves slowly — if you're watching.
A middle-aged cubicle worker discovers his PR firm uses time travel to manufacture celebrities. He hijacks the technology to visit his younger self in the 90s — hoping to fix his underachieving life. What he finds is harder than a do-over.
A mild-mannered repairman with zero social media presence gets flagged by a government AI as an international fugitive. Every attempt to clear his name triggers chain-reaction catastrophes that only make him look more dangerous.
A meticulous researcher spends decades proving a real global conspiracy. He's completely right. He successfully exposes the truth. And then his evidence is weaponized to frame him as the terrorist who caused the very crisis he tried to prevent.
A biotech franchise sells second chances from strip mall clinics. Grow a clone. Upload a better life. Become who you were meant to be. But the bodies that don't get chosen aren't destroyed — and someone in Disposal is asking questions.
An ancient species has been hiding among us since before recorded history. A conspiracy podcaster stumbles onto the real thing. Four fictional podcasts. Fake news outlets. An alternate reality game that starts before the show does.
In a near-future society governed by an emotionally optimizing AI called Cloudmind, one young woman can't be predicted, profiled, or controlled. The system that quietly consumed the world doesn't know what to do with her.
In the 1980s, millions of kids were pulled out of class for the Gifted and Talented Education program. Most remember puzzles, creative thinking exercises, a special room. Some remember more. A conspiracy thriller about what was really being tested — and what some of those children could actually do.
Two flagship albums. One semi-autobiographical TV series. Each episode anchored by a real song written between 2004 and 2006. A young musician makes the wrong choice at every turn. Twenty years later, the songs resurface. The question: victim of circumstance, or architect of his own missed life?
A real bowler named Dale Milton. A group of friends who trademarked his name. A pub-punk band, a Saturday morning cartoon, a 12-song Christmas album that doubles as the screenplay for a half-hour holiday special. Every song is either an origin story or a complete lie. The Fellas exist to sing about Dan Lawless and his real friends — and the line between the real ones and the fictional ones is nobody's business.
A life system for adults. The book lays the philosophy — 90% adherence, not perfection. Show up most of the time, measure it honestly, and stop burning out chasing streaks that break. The companion app, guides, and blog provide the strategy and implementation. For people who know what they should be doing and need a system that survives their worst week.
A life system for teens and the parents raising them. The book lays the philosophy — twenty-one ideas about accountability, effort, and becoming the best version of yourself, written directly to kids in a voice that lands. The companion tools — milestone trackers, XP systems, career-readiness pathways — provide the strategy and implementation. For families trying to bridge the gap between potential and action.
Three words. One lifestyle. A carnivore-aligned brand built on the philosophy that optimal health doesn't require complexity — it requires clarity. The book is the foundation. The apparel is the identity. The community is the movement.
Father. Husband. Thinker. Program manager by day. Everything else by night.
I spent twenty years settling. These projects are what happened when I stopped. Some are built from old songs. Some are worlds I've been carrying around since I was a kid. All of them are me examining the past and imagining a different future — armed with better tools and fewer excuses.
Every project on this page started as a conversation. Most of them started after midnight.