Built travel tools I'd always wanted.

One factory tour each month, for a year.

A 14-person houseboat cruise on Lake Don Pedro, complete with boat flag, boarding passes, interactive website, and lots of swag.

At first an unpaid side hustle, most of my project energy was focused here.

Installed a hot tub and landscape lighting (digging trenches, mostly).

Went to 14 in one summer, so counting it as a project.

Bought two old houses on one lot, set them up to live with ~6 friends supernuclearly, with numerous subprojects from wall modifications to painting.

Hand-collected 200+ donated tablets, supplied with accessories and stands, delivered to physicians to power patient+family connections.

Organized friends to hand-write 2,000 GOTV postcards in parks over 3 weekends.

An antique New Hampshire farmhouse window and many pounds of preserved moss to open a windowless bathroom.

Adjustable sit/stand desk finished from a remaindered walnut slab, with large walnut bowtie inlay.

Finding the cheapest meeting place for people from multiple origins and turning meetings into adventures. A new version is available via wrld.li above.

Collected redwood scraps, reworked into moss-laden table lamps, gifted to friends and family.

Closed community travel recommendation site where password access rewards good deeds. A new version is available via wrld.li above.

Self-guided group excursions including houseboating, river tubing, scavenger hunts, and desert hot spring trips.

Spent a year making small containers. Still have some left to give away, just ask.

Created a framework for hard decisions.

Custom rental property CMS and application processing portal.

Gap year working at a Habitat for Humanity affiliate in northwest Mississippi.

Complete course scheduling system used by a 300+ person school.

First paid job - building a simple website for my elementary school.