My name is Adam.  Veteran, born in Cincinnati, settled in Indiana.

Daddy, husband, lover, son, brother, , uncle, nephew, achiever, employee, rocker, ME!. 

I believe self-improvement is a constant and never-ending process.  I believe you can never truly "know" yourself unless you constantly strive to know yourself.

I believe people are good.  I believe people struggle, but don't have to.  I believe people, anyone, can achieve anything they want in life.  They have the power to control and direct their life...most people don't yet realize it. 

I also know that no matter what has happened in someones' life, they can change it in an instant...they can change their focus or their perception of anything previously viewed to be negative...turn it around to be positive and consequently move their life in the direction they want to go.

I believe many people feel they're "caught up" in their lives to make many changes.  That's completely untrue.  It's simply a matter of making small, conscious decisions to change behavior, consistently, with persistence, moment by moment, until one day they look up and they're living their dreams, heretofore thought impossible.

There is nothing people can't do, if they make up their mind...there is nothing people can't do once they find their driving passion...their driving reason behind what it is they want to accomplish...what they truly desire.

Everyone has control of their lives.  Very few people realize it.  Very few people take advantage of the fact that they have the ability (and only them) to make their life how and what they want.

I am a simple person, believe it or not.  If you met me on the street, you would probably come away thinking I was a nice guy.  I want to be the best, at everything I do.  I'm very passionate about that.  I want to try harder than everybody else, so at the end of the day, regardless of whatever is happening around me, I know I won...even if the score, real or perceived, says otherwise.

I believe in practicing fundamentals of any skill I have, including self-development.  The more you practice the fundamentals of any skill, the better you get at the skill over the long term.

I enjoy helping people.  When it comes down to it, that is the driving force in my life...my passion.  I get jazzed when some action I took makes a difference to someone else, even in a small way, because that means, I just changed their life.  For me, it doesn't get any better than that.  Every job I've ever taken that I enjoyed had some aspect of that "helper" in it.  I now "do" computers (actually I'm one of the biggest computer geeks you'd ever meet).  In my "doing" computers, I help people.