My story starts in 1996 when my uncle got his first computer. I was a natural with it. Putting programs on it, showing him how to use it. I didn’t have a computer at my house. I had used them at school and I was always comfortable using them. Windows 98 came out and my mom bought me a copy to put on my uncles computer. I loved it. Fixing errors, running programs and diagnostics. Then my other uncle got a computer and dial up internet. I helped them use it and learned all I could. Finally the world wide web was at my fingertips.

Things have changed since those days, now everyone uses computers in their daily lives. Everyone has a smart phone or tablet with them at all times, and the internet is easier to access than ever. Every business, every restaurant you pass has free WIFI and we all use it to the max. I have had a lot of jobs over the years. I’ve done a little of everything, from retail, automotive, construction, and most recently the medical field. I  thought that was my calling, until disaster struck. In 2019 I was diagnosed with ESRD stage five, that’s end stage renal disease. That means to get back to functioning normally I need a kidney transplant. 

So I am stuck, three days a week, in a chair for four and half hours, getting dialysis. It’s no picnic I tell you, but I try to stay upbeat. It’s going to be hard to stay in the medical field with this disease as it takes your time and your energy. That’s okay, got to stay strong for my son and persevere.  How can I move on though with a good career? I decided to get back into the thing I have always loved, Computers. I am now learning coding, starting with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript so I can do web development. I am currently offering professionally done WordPress websites at good prices and as I get more knowledge with coding I will start offering custom websites with custom coding.

So if you are thinking you need a website, and lets face it, most people do these days. Think of me and lets get started on your custom website today. We can have you up and running in a week.