Everything is in place. Waiting on delivery of trailer hitch praying to God my car can handle the strain to head up the mountains to a new day and a new Dawn look forward to sharing every part of my adventure for instance you could go to my map, share page and sign up to be alert at anytime I log on so you can see where I'm going. Need to get the magnet signs ordered and a couple other odds and ends. I think I finally built a platform that will function as originally intended!
After just releasing the first in a 2- part blog series, “Closing the Circle: Part 1,” I am elated at the new sense of purpose I have, but I have to admit these times you're always a bit terrorizing to me. Even though my schedule is "Pay-what- you-will" I am still running a business and I do need to move from here to Montana in the next few weeks. I always get so nervous for the day after releasing a schedule update for fear people will not see or sign up for any of my classes. After four years of living hand to mouth, I am done with that. Every cent I have made has been used to pay off a lot of the debts I accrued during what I'm calling my “learning years.” I really cannot wait to get back to a point where I can pay for my website for a full year and save 40% along with all of the other programs I use to make Trackolytes and T3Live happen. As I mention in the blog, due to my social media status, I don't get the rights everyone else does and being able to advertise nor does anything I post reach my full audience. This is where you come in. If you could please help by sharing my webpage in my schedule as well as my other works I would be eternally grateful. As I pack up Stuff work on class material go back to packing and wondering how I'm going to make it all happen. I have faith.
My name is Tom, Son of Tom, but most people call me T3. I believe I’m here to help lead people back to the Earth—by using the wide array of tools and incredible technologies the right way. Every tool we use has multiple applications: some good, some bad. And while the internet holds the length and breadth of the human experience—knowledge, wisdom, connection, and the potential for real change—most people use it to shop, consume toxic content, and compare themselves to the curated lives of strangers on social media. This feeds envy and perpetuates the myth of the American Dream—that money and material things are where happiness lies.
But I’m here to use these technologies differently. I’m here to help people unplug, step away, and spend more time in the woods—reconnecting with what’s real.
I’ve just graduated from a four-year crash course in life—one that sometimes felt like it was designed by Beelzebub himself. I’ve had nearly everything go wrong. I’ve lost just about everything a person can lose. And in that process, I found something far more valuable: myself.
Stay tuned. The blog post, schedule updates, and upcoming classes are all on the way—coming soon to an inbox or social media platform near you.
And to everyone who stood by me during this journey: I promise your efforts were not wasted.
