Walking upright and keeping my knuckles off the ground, most of the time, is usually the first things people notice about me. I look good on paper, in fact I look so good on paper most of my dress shirts are graph paper print. Joking aside, I'm a nice guy that works hard and is aiming for high aspirations. My family is great, my friends are tip top, and my job makes me excited to get up in the morning.

Rock climbing in my free time is what I enjoy, the process takes enough concentration that I need to clear my mind in order to maintain order. Climbing has taken me around the world and has allowed me to make friends in all these worldly places. My work lends me similar opportunities, but I am not my job. I'm relegated to 40 hours a week to maintain the lifestyle I've become accustom to, and to rationalize all of this I find love in what I do.

Here are my dualities: I'm independent but inclusive, I'm smart but unorthodox, I'm patient but live every week like it's shark week, I can see beauty but I identify it with uncommonness in proportion, I think remembering is more prolific than forgetting.

I've noticed that people who meet in process of an activity usually center their relationship around that activity. With that in mind I'm always a little hesitant to meet people at bars, roller discos, and NASCAR events. Not that those things are not fun, they are just fun in moderation. Not sure what meeting someone on the interweb would turn out to be but I'd assume it was whatever the dates shapes into.

If I could find a smart confident woman I'd be all set, I think confidence is sexy and admire people who wear it well. Someone who can I become 'thick as thieves with' would be a benefit, I think the term partner in crime is over used.

It took 39 months, 1293 cups of coffee, 31 exams, and 42 presentations and I'm finally done with my MBA! No offense but with an MSMBA, school is out.

Right now as I travel the world I'm looking to learn the beats on the street and earn Tycoon status. I was once told the art of being a good business man is being a good middleman, bringing people together. Although I do mostly pro-bono work at the moment so I don't have a conflict of interest with my day job I'd rather introduce peanut butter to jelly to fluff for the common good rather than try and hold of progress for profit. For those of you that don't know what fluff is look it up, it's delicious....

Making pizza, rock climbing, mountain biking, making friend, understanding 9 dialects of broken English, telling jokes, and keeping it real....even if keeping it real goes wrong.

I've got tons of self-deprecating stories from just about everything I've ever done. Someone once told me "Good experience comes from experience, experience comes from bad decisions." I'm not afraid to fail providing that I'm better for the experience, it only reflects on myself and doesn't hurt anyone else.

My hair. I've got millionzz and millionzz of very thin hairs and after I wash them (all) they fluff up as. They make a "FOOF!" sound. If you ever watched the Pink Panther as a kid, if you remember the times when he gets out of the dryer...yeah, that's my hair. I used to cut them really short, but now I've found the joy in the foof.

Movies:
Documentaries on design has been my latest fad. I keep thinking about how I want my own business but I'm not sure what I want to do. I keep learning about revolutionary ideas, unique designs, insightful progressions to brilliance! Now that I'm finally graduated with all the degrees I should ever need to do ANYTHING I'm on the search and exploration of anything and everything! This is where the pro-bono consulting comes in, I'm just hungry to learn and eager to help. Every new experience is a learning experience...now you can reference my "I spend a lot of time thinking about section"

Music:
Spotify friend, Spotify. It has changed my life, who knew I could find awesomeness in almost every kind of music. The only issue is now I kind of resent the radio because it's kept my musical exploration so limited.

Books:
I'm trying to get back into book, I'm a little burnt out from reading texts recently but I did pick up a book capturing The Barnes Foundation and some of the best art I've never seen. Barnes, what a guy, I should have started taking buying are during European business trips more seriously...seriously! What a collection

Food:
Pizza, BBQ, Mongolian & Korean BBQ, Curry, Turkish Kabbab, Turkish coffee, ect.

Family & Friends,
Natural Beauty,
Spicy Food,
Belgian Beer & Chilean Wine,
Rock climbing & Mt Biking.

Experiences, maximizing the good and minimizing the bad. I'm currently on a happiness quest. (What if we met along the way?)

It's different week to week. Getting a beer with the coworkers, putting together IKEA stuff, dancing, seeing movies, traveling. I'm not set in my ways and pride myself on being flexible.

I'm most confident when wearing pink shirts ;)

You want a new friend (I like making new friends during my travels), you like to explore, you like Belgian bier, you MT bike or rock climb, or you are just curious.

Oh, fair warning, I take people up on offers to visit! Ask me how I ended up living in Korea, that was quite an adventure!