Proving that Skill & Integrity Inspire

I’m setting out to prove that skill and integrity can inspire others—even when the skill is really a meta-skill. I’ve learned I can pick up new things quickly: academic (calculus), crafty (sewing), design-based (electronics), technical (Emacs), and even tools that help me navigate the world (my “ESTJ utility belt,” which you’ll hear more about soon).

Don’t worry—I’m not going to teach you calculus. That’s for a very specific few. But the others? I’ll be:

• Learning or improving skills publicly, showing each step along the way.
• Cementing that learning by teaching—tutorials, articles, maybe even books.

I’m not doing this for money—though mastery often finds its own ways to pay. I’m doing it because it’s what I’m built to do. I don’t believe in limits on intelligence, and I dislike labels that ignore a person’s willingness and desire to learn alongside their raw “brainpower.”