Product and daily-choice platform
No Easy Choice
BuildingA daily impossible-choice site built around one rule: choose before you see what other people picked.
Visit NoEasyChoice.comThe Work
A working portfolio of websites, media projects, tools, systems, and experiments. Some worked. Some changed direction. Every one taught me something.
Selected work
These are the projects that show most clearly how I think, build, and learn in public.
Product and daily-choice platform
A daily impossible-choice site built around one rule: choose before you see what other people picked.
Visit NoEasyChoice.com
Website system for small businesses
A one-man website system for service businesses. The proof is in the live sites, clear lead paths, and the workflow underneath them.
See the CoreStak portfolio
Media and production system
People Time Forgot is where I publish. FrameStak is the creator-controlled video engine I built after the production process kept showing me where it needed more control.
Watch People Time ForgotCurrent work
This is the part I update when a project changes state. No second page to maintain.
The memoir. A book about refusing to close the story early, drafted from the middle of it instead of the far side.
Testing whether I can write about my own life without flinching or sanding it into a highlight reel.
Local lead-generation sites I build, rank, and rent to service businesses. ChattanoogaJunkRemovalPros.com is the first one out of the gate.
Testing what it really takes to rank a local site right now, and which niches actually pay for the leads.
Visit ChattanoogaJunkRemovalPros.comA faceless YouTube channel about history's strangest overlaps and what-ifs.
Testing whether a channel can find an audience on writing and curiosity alone, without a face carrying it.
Watch Weird TimelinesThe useful parts of the retired coaching work are being reworked into self-guided tools that can help someone without turning my calendar into a caseload.
Learning that helping people and running a recurring coaching business are different things.
Browse the resourcesPast work
Finished does not always mean successful. Some projects are useful because they showed me what I do not want to build.
I built the method and the offers, then realized I did not want to build a formal coaching practice around them. The useful parts are being reworked into tools.
Learning that helping people and running a recurring coaching business are different things.
Read the explanation when it is published