Thoughts Of A Trillionaire

I share my frustrations about how much I've fallen off from keeping up with my goals and habit routines. It's important to know what path you want to walk so that you know when you're no longer on it. Keeping a routine helps you make decisions ahead of time and keeps you moving towards a more fulfilling life, whatever that is to you. I've been making excuses as to why I didn't have time to make or follow my own routines and goals for months now, but having those goals at all allows me to self correct.

I delve into 4 or 5 topics in this audiojournal entry. 1) What I would do to compete against Oculus 2) My ideas for haptic holograms and holodecks 3) How yelling (especially at kids) is an act of violence as the fight/flee/freeze reflex 4) How change is the natural flow ow the universe, and diversity allows us to ensure we are undergoing mental change and growth. 5) The collapse of America, which I didn't get to, but you can find an article about it here: “The Economy is Self-Destructing” by umair haque https://link.medium.com/0GJPORRjd9

Mental health is hard thing to deal with when you repress your feelings. We all have some form of stress, anxiety, or drama that impact our psychology. It is imperative to face that before it blows up in your face. In this entry, I explore that idea through the lense of my own battles with depression and insecurity.

Facebook has enacted yet another gross act of tyranny in their tirade to rule over virtual reality. In this late night audio journal entry, I share my thoughts and ideas on this issue. Please check out Voices of VR for the interviews mentioned!

It's been over 10 years since we developed mobile devices. 60-80% of all web traffic is through mobile phones, and yet many websites are not mobile friendly. Now imagine how bad this will be as the world shifts to augmented and virtual reality over the next few years. I want to help the world transition to the next era of design more smoothly than we did the last... But how do I position myself as an Immersive Experience Designer, when I struggle both with website design and 3d modeling/development??

Thousands of years ago, humans lived in tight knit communities, almost always saw the direct fruits of their labor impact their community, and also made time for art in their busy lives. In this audio journal entry, I talk about how we can learn from that rich history to improve the quality of life in modern day society.

In this entry, I share some thoughts I had about creative web design tools that are fun but also give advice on how to design user friendly interfaces and using smartphones as control schemes for augmented reality.

Back at it again! But I want to recalibrate this podcast series around sharing my thoughts, feelings, and ideas on a daily basis. My hope is that one day, people will look back at these and see my progression as well as the everyday things I worry and think about on a daily basis.

Sorry for the sudden hiatus! In addition to all this pandemic stuff, I've been struggling with getting my head out of an exceedingly addictive new webfiction

In this episode, I vent some of my frustrations and grievances with the societal structures if the American system. I just want us to do better, folks...

In this episode I continue last week's talk about what it's like to be impoverished and share some potential solutions to solving poverty on the societal level via business and infrastructure ideas.

In this episode I beseech folks to learn some context behind poverty and how ones environment sabatoges ones motivation and ability to persevere through adversity and into success...

I'm back! And with a litany of ideas... In this episode, I share some ideas I have around the future of remote work via 3d spaces, societies with closed loop supply chains, and afrocentric speculative fiction.

In this episode, I begin answering Mic Solana's question on what the city of the future looks like. I only had time to come up with the morning routine, but already I'm super excited about it! What would your future city be?

In this episode I clumsily piece together some wild ideas about Dyson's theories on evolution into the far future, Tesla's ability to connect with a Greater Consciousness, and everyday powers of empathy to conjecture how we might solve today's problems by maturing our mental and emotional stress management tools. In shorter words, I use big ideas to try and help our teenage selves become functional adults.

In this episode, I try to practice First Principles thinking to dissect the idea of Consumerism as an economic concept. I break down why we need to reflect and reconsider our economic climate and really figure out where we want to go and how we want to grow.

In this episode, I share my thoughts on the power of the NoCode movement and how it will allow far more people than ever before to create their dreams and execute on their ideas. This massive freedom of creation will empower the rest of the world who aren't technical to also partake in the exponential power of software. This is only the beginning...

On this episode, I wax on about Eli Pariser's great TED Talk on the responsibility social media and other large online platforms have to create good public spaces. These spaces should be built in respect to how real-world architecture works to provide structure, queues, and norms for how to behave on these platforms. Furthermore, I talk about how Flubbiverse (and other 3d spaces) can greatly enhance the experience of the internet through immersive and unique spaces.

In this episode I come to the realization of how the ability to imagine ourselves in the future is far more powerful an ability then most of us really care to admit. Oftentimes, we get stuck in adversity, but all we need to do usually is imagine ourselves in a future reality when we have overcome these problems. This will allow us to gain the perspective, motivation and confidence to make our own luck.