Welcome to my website!

This website has been a thought in progress for many years.  I've wanted to create a place to share what I learn with others.  You always learn more when you teach what you've learned to others.

 I often find myself recommending products or processes I have put in place.  Ideas on this website are not necessarily the best way or the only way, but a way that has helped me.  I'm always iterating, trying to be better and I hope to keep the information on this site updated as I tweak my processes.  

 I don’t want this to be about me, but about helping others reach their full potential.  A co-worker once mentioned that he'd like to learn more of "Justin's life hacks" which was part of the inspiration for this website.   The mission of my site is to share my experiences to help others be the best version of themselves.

 This website will also be used to share my research on topics like the proper balance of social media & gaming.

 I hope something on the site helps you and am open to suggestions and tips that have worked in your life. 

 Here's to infinite learning and working to be the best version of ourselves!

Humbly Yours,
Justin R. Meats

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