Who am I?

Call me one. I’m a Christian, I try to be the best at everything I do, and then try to help others to be even better. I am a young man with a humble upbringing, I’ve had a few meek experiences and done some exceptional things with some amazing people, I’ve done some things myself that I once thought I was incapable of accomplishing. I believe in setting goals for yourself that establish a height you are capable of reaching. I believe that challenging yourself is essential for growth, and that without discipline you may never start, but more importantly without consistency you’ll never finish. Being the best version of yourself is not measured by what others say about you, but instead what your life resume says about you. Your character is not determined by how successful you are, but how you treat other people, friends, family. Being a Good man is not defined by how you treat others but how your character aligns with the will of the Creator. Wisdom is not a measurement equal to intelligence, it is simply how you use your intellect in the most efficient way. I am a man of commitment, I don’t allow myself the luxury of giving up, instead of starting something I do not think I have a chance of completing, I won’t start it. I encourage others to do the same. This leaves projects uncompleted, and an emptiness and feeling of failure lurking within the mind. Leaving you unable to trust your own abilities and commitment. So instead start projects or challenges or goals that are within your capacity of success. And then stretch yourself further, Doing something you have to work harder for, keep your goals just outside your comfort zone. If you’re afraid to do something, DO IT do not allow the weakness within your mind hold you back from being exceptional. Allways be ready to accept a challenge and be willing to make sacrifices to complete it. Be careful for the snares and traps as well as snakes and wolves that are lurking in the darkness constantly trying to pull you down, and get you to fall or make a mistake. Be confident but don’t be blind. Be aware and full of tenacity. Don’t make friends with those who have a history of backstabbing, be alert and always present to who your top friends are, meaning who you spend the most time with. Make friends who are whatever you want to become. Because there are five ways to learn something.

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Visual: This mode involves processing information through sight. It’s the most common way we perceive the world around us. Visual learners prefer visual aids like diagrams, charts, and images to understand concepts.

Auditory: Auditory learners learn best through hearing. They retain information by listening to lectures, discussions, or audio recordings. They may also benefit from reading aloud.

Text-based: Text-based learners thrive on written information. They prefer reading books, articles, and written instructions. They may take notes to reinforce their understanding.

Kinesthetic: Kinesthetic learners learn by doing. They need hands-on experiences, physical movement, and practical applications. They learn best through activities and experiments.

Multimodal: Multimodal learners combine different learning styles. They adapt their approach based on the situation and content. They might use a mix of visual aids, discussions, and hands-on practice to learn effectively.

Knowing this we can become more affective in how we learn. Knowing we take in information based on what the people around us do can help us to focus our information intake on things that align with our morals and consciousness as well as our common sense and center intellect. becoming more efficient in our daily practices as well as bringing our awareness to a more elevated frame of being.

I am a man of commitment. This has been a problem for a lot of people for a long time including me on occasion. I always want to be number one, the idea of second place is a failure within the depths of my mind and the core of my being rendering me essentially unstoppable. A Few humbling adventures I have had the pleasure of encountering include when I was 4 being on a boat ride, when I was 5 or 6 getting lost in the northern tundra where I saw bears, wolves, caribou, carcasses, bluffs, climbed mountains, crossed creeks, wandered for miles, and so much more. I’ve been hunting moose in the Alaskan wilderness since I was six, creating a plethora of interesting stories and dramatic adventures including confrontations with bears, crazy interactions with moose, caribou, horses, other hunters, rivers, mountains and so much more, some of these have Left me shot at, standing on the edge of mountains, freezing cold, snowed, rained, hailed on, and blasted with wind, swimming the horses, crossing tundra’s, hiking for miles and riding horses for many more, When I was 13 I successfully summitted a mountain in Hatchers Pass on a dare and continue to summit this mountain again every three years. I have slivers of experience in many fields of human endeavor including but not limited to: welding, horse training, cowboy:(Wrangling Cows & Horses, Riding Horses, Ranch Hand, Feeding Animals:(Bison, Horses, Elk, Cows, Dogs, Cats, Chickens, ), Fencing, Trucking Hay), trail guiding, roofing, driving, mowing, logging, climbing, precision shooting, programming, calisthenics, hunting, archery, chess, networking, website building, logical thinking, trucking, equipment use, mechanical skills, mountain climbing, sewing, cooking, blacksmithing, gardening, snow removal, ditch digging, I started a business: @OneCut and as of this year I am now a Farrier & Bee Keeper. So much more I could go on. Not allowing myself to remain confined to one thing I endlessly strive to keep things interesting and fluid. Staying strong and constantly trying to become a better man.