People should own their future — movement, community, and shared prosperity.
I build projects and communities that reject siloed wealth. Through walking, relationship-driven businesses, and Joint Capitalism, we prove communities can fund and govern their own futures — without banks, VCs, or corporate gatekeepers.
This site is the entry point for people to find what I’m building, why walking matters as a leadership practice, and how to join as a contributor, collaborator, or organizer.
No fluff — only concrete projects, open invitations, and a roadmap for people who want to steward community wealth.
Entrepreneur. Walker. Builder of things that actually f#cking matter —
proven by long marches, tracked progress, and community-led ventures with measurable local impact.
I don’t wait for permission. I’ve walked 24 hours straight to prove endurance is a practice, not a stunt. I build businesses from relationships, not spreadsheets. My focus is Joint Capitalism — creating ventures designed to circulate wealth locally. If you value action over rhetoric, this is the place to learn how we scale community-first projects.
24-hour continuous walk — endurance as a repeatable practice
10k+ tracked steps/day streaks to measure momentum
Ventures grown from relationships first, spreadsheets second
Focused on Joint Capitalism: circulate wealth locally
What we build — Projects & Experiments
Concrete projects, not slogans: community-run ventures, pilot shared-economy experiments, and infrastructure that keeps capital circulating locally. Each project includes outcomes, contributors, and clear next steps to get involved.
Browse active projects that demonstrate Joint Capitalism in practice — from cooperative marketplaces to neighborhood reinvestment pilots. Each listing shows actual metrics when available (jobs retained, dollars reinvested, hours volunteered) so visitors can evaluate impact before reaching out. If you want to help build, you’ll find tangible entry points here.
Pilot Market Co-op
A neighborhood marketplace that returns 40% of revenue to local contributors and funds micro-grants for new entrepreneurs.
Walking-for-Leadership Series
Public walks that double as leadership workshops. Tracked steps, shared reflections, and serialized outcomes used to seed projects.
Local Reinvestment Toolkit
Open-source playbook for communities to pool capital, vote on grants, and track reinvestment impact.
A note on movement: walking as practice
Walking is my meditation and my strategy — long walks sharpen ideas, build stamina, and forge connections that office meetings never do. I track every step because data and discipline compound.
Movement is literal and metaphorical here. I’ve walked for 24 hours to test endurance and slow down thinking. Each walk produces ideas that we turn into pilot projects. For collaborators, stepping into this movement means committing time, not just approval. If you believe leadership is practiced and not preached, you’ll understand why walking sits at the center of what we do.
We are all in this together — Join as a builder, not a spectator
I’m not looking for applause. I’m looking for people who will do the damn work: organizers, operators, and passionate neighbors. If you want to help build something real, this is how you start.
Fill out a short introduction and tell me where you can commit time or skills. We triage contributors into projects with clear roles and timelines — no volunteer fog, no busywork. High-intent people get invites to pilot groups, early project briefs, and a direct line to collaborate.
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2–3 minutes. Share your intent, availability, and skills. We’ll route you to the right pilot or project lead.
Field Notes from the Walk.
Short, tactical updates: project metrics, early invites to pilots, and practical notes from walks. No marketing fluff — just the stuff builders need.
Subscribe to receive monthly dispatches that include project updates, invitations to local walks, and playbook excerpts you can use in your community. Subscribers get priority invites to pilot groups and early access to toolkits.
