Nick's technology journey began much earlier than most would expect. At just 8 years old in 1999, while delivering the Sidney Daily News on his paper route, he developed a unique perspective on information delivery during a pivotal time that bridged traditional media with the emerging digital world.

Even at that young age, Nick intuitively understood that websites and the internet would become the new dominant form of media. Fascinated by this transition, he began studying information delivery systems, following how news flowed from Sidney to Dayton to national networks, seeking balanced perspectives in the confusing media landscape of the late 1990s and early 2000s.

This appreciation for information was complemented by an early understanding of language's power. Growing up with a father who studied Mandarin and other languages, Nick often found himself in the unique position of sitting among international guests in his home. These experiences fostered both an appreciation for cross-cultural exchange and a healthy skepticism about varying perspectives and biases.

Living in rural Ohio with limited exposure to foreign languages beyond Spanish class and occasional restaurant visits, Nick became fascinated with computer languages as a universal form of communication—a logical framework that could span all human languages and overcome the barriers of misunderstanding.

This early exposure to media transformation and language sparked a lifelong passion for technology and information systems. Through formal education in computer programming and database management in his 20's, Nick built upon these childhood insights. When he witnessed AI chatbots from Google and Facebook programming each other, he recognized the next evolution in information technology.

Today, Nick has shifted from reactive technology repair to proactively building innovative solutions that save clients money on hosting fees and website subscriptions. He creates custom solutions that wouldn't otherwise be accessible to those unfamiliar with technical terminology and infrastructure, fulfilling the vision of democratized information delivery he first glimpsed as a newspaper delivery boy and language enthusiast.