I consider myself an IT handyman. I've developed softskills working in customer service, a technical background both professionally and in my personal life and am a self-taught coder in my spare time after I put the kids to bed. I'm also a social-media hermit and privacy advocate so my online presence is lacking except this site.
Some may conclude that my inability to decide what I want to do "when I grow up" is a weakness, but I consider it a strength. I've held a wide variety of positions and developed my unique skillset by charging headlong into every challenge presented to me. From measuring curb ramps for wheelchair accessibility to cold-calling small to medium-sized businesses to sell Google SEO services, my experiences have culminated into an effective web developer.
Outside of my professional life, I'm still true to my jack-of-all-trades nature. I tend to eight chickens, I maintain my home server, I refurbish old laptops and have dozens of smaller projects around the house when I'm not spending as much time as possible with my daughters. In the coming years, I'd like to learn woodworking, turn my house into a Smart House and learn to grow my own food to become as self-sustaining of a household as possible all while continuing to develop my professional web skills.