Why Working With Me Changes Everything
You're standing at a crossroads.
On one side: more of the same. More bookmarked tutorials you'll never finish. More YouTube videos that make robotics look easy until you try to build something yourself. More months passing while you tell yourself "I'll start soon."
On the other side: systematic transformation.
Here's what I know after 15 years in this field: robotics doesn't require special talent. The engineers landing those $150K roles aren't geniuses. They're not math prodigies. They simply learned how to learn complex technical material—and they kept showing up.
That's the skill I teach.
I'm not selling you a course. I'm not giving you a certificate to hang on the wall. I'm teaching you the exact process I used to go from a regular software developer who struggled with math to a Senior Project Scientist at Carnegie Mellon University with a PhD in robotics.
It took me 10 years to figure out the path. I can teach you in a fraction of that time.
When you work with me, you get:
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Direct access to someone who's been exactly where you are. I know what it's like to feel intimidated by robotics. I know the exact moments where people get stuck.
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A proven system for conquering complexity. Not just robotics knowledge—the meta-skill of breaking down any intimidating technical subject into manageable pieces.
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Accountability that actually works. Small groups (mastermind) or unlimited access (1-on-1). Either way, you're not learning alone.
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Real projects, not toy demos. You'll build robots. Working, autonomous systems. The kind that make employers say "show me more."
The robotics industry isn't slowing down. AI integration is accelerating. The companies building autonomous vehicles, warehouse robots, surgical systems, and space exploration tech—they need engineers now.
But they don't need people who watched videos. They need people who can build.
The gap between where you are and where you want to be isn't talent. It's not a degree. It's not natural math ability. It's a skill. And skills can be learned.
The question is: are you ready to stop watching from the sidelines?
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