After the Voyage: Building My 2026 Strategy with Stone Capital Growth™ Last month, I wrapped up my three-part sailing series — a story about uncertainty, pressure, and learning to stay calm when conditions change. This post explains my Stone Capital […]
Charting My Financial Course: The Night the Ocean Tested Us Part 3 of 3 – Stone Capital Growth™ Series (The Halifax Rescue Story) Some nights on the ocean stay with you forever.They mark you, shape you, and quietly replay in […]
Charting My Financial Course: Adventures Between the Buoys Part 2 of 3 – Stone Capital Growth™ Series (Sailing Memoirs Continued) Growing up sailing meant that no two trips were ever the same, and Part 2 of this series dives into […]
🌊 Charting My Financial Course: 5 Inspiring Lessons for Calm, Confidence, and Growth Part 1 of 3 – Stone Capital Growth™ Series The Sailor Before the Investor Long before I began building Stone Capital Growth™, I learned to read the […]
💡 $7K to $39K: A Proven Roth IRA Growth Strategy in 18 Months In just 18 months, I watched my Roth IRA grow from $7,000 to more than $39,000 — proof of how the right Roth IRA growth strategy — […]
🧱 From Sculptor to Investor: My $7K Growth Story Before I built a financial system, I went from sculptor to investor — pouring molten bronze in an art foundry while quietly wondering if I’d ever have enough money to build […]
🎯 Grow Your Roth IRA Fast: The Proven $7K-to-$38K Strategy Just over a year ago, I opened my Roth IRA with $7,000 and a clear goal: build a simple, repeatable system to grow your Roth IRA without timing the market […]
Working at Macy’s in an ICQA department, I used an excel file for data entry without using automatic excel macros. What is an excel macro? This website at excel graduate clearly explains what a macro is with a basic introduction. […]
Create new email addresses in your Cpanel I had a client ask me how to create new email addresses in their server account. With that said, I decided to create this little tutorial on how to accomplish this little task. […]
As you know, I am an artist and I like to tinker with technical snippets of software. I was once regarded as too technically minded to learn how to become a sculpture professor after studying as an apprentice at a […]