I wanted to start my IT journey with something simple and hands-on, tightening up the security on my Verizon MiFi. It’s a small device, but it acts as the main gateway between my home network and the internet. What I found is that even the smallest hardware can benefit
When I decided to take my transition into tech seriously, I wanted a starting point that wasn’t just about passing a test, I wanted a foundation. Something that made me understand technology, not just memorize it. That’s when I committed to earning my CompTIA A+ certification, using Professor
I’ve always learned best by doing. That’s how I was trained in the Marine Corps and how I’ve run my business for years. When something breaks, I figure it out. That same mindset is what pulled me toward IT. When I decided to take a real step
Running a business means wearing a lot of hats. I manage appointments, keep clients happy, handle finances, and make sure the shop runs smoothly. It’s a full-time job on its own. So why would I add the challenge of studying technology on top of that? For me, it comes
When I decided to rebuild my website, I wanted something fast, minimal, and effective, not another bloated theme buried in plugins. My goal was simple: create a single, clean page that captured everything people needed to know and made it effortless to book an appointment. I built it entirely on
I never imagined the same discipline that carried me through two deployments and the patience that helped me build a business behind the barber’s chair would one day lead me into the world of technology. But looking back, every chapter of my journey, from the Marines to entrepreneurship, has
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