About Me

My name is Johnny, and I am born and raised in the great city of Louisville, Kentucky. I am married to the love of my life for three years and we have a fur-baby named Gracie. Outside of personal life I am a Retail Store Manager and absolutely love the company that I work for. My passion is in helping others, including helping others develop themselves and have an equal love for technology. Working in the telecommunications field has exposed me to various categories of mobile technology including phones, tablets, smartwatches and IoT equipment. I have built this blog with the intention of sharing my passion of technology with others in hopes to keep others informed of the latest trends in mobile technology and to connect to other tech enthusiasts like me

My career aspirations involve being a territory trainer for my company and help train retail employees on company values, latest and greatest in technology and systems for customer solutions. I am currently working on obtaining my Bachelor of Arts in Business Information Systems. I am currently enrolled at UAGC and taking the INT 100 course. I am hoping after taking this course that it will continue to reinforce my knowledge and passion in information technology. 

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