CREATIVE PERCEPTION ORIGIN STORY

Back in 2015, I saw the world with a whole new light. I was looking through a camera when I realized that I could be a business that starts businesses. With my camera and my ability to make websites, I could acquire clients who had business ideas that they wanted to turn to reality. I helped a painter, Matt Miller, build his studio portfolio and took a train with him all the way to Las Vegas, where he was live painting outside of Caesar's Palace. This journey opened up a whole new can of opportunity for me in my career. That client led to another client, which led to another client, which led me to moving back to Dallas and starting Creative Perception in Adam Hats and Deep Ellum. From there, I shot hundreds of portrait sessions, became a record producer, and a gardener.

I started to make big waves when I started developing software. Getting investments from tech tycoons really changed my perspective on what was possible.

I started developing a book idea that my father had before his car crash called Made in the Shade about a shadow and the rapid ranger as they go through their life adventure as best friends. This got the attention of DreamWorks and a producer who changed my life, Marcus Baxley. He gave me an audio interface and an AKG condenser microphone and this started Riptide Records which is underneath Creative Perception.

Creative Perception was sought out to help people surround themselves with the best people, the best journeys, the best experiences, and the best life overall. But this is something we must create for ourselves and it's not something easy to learn. So Creative Perception turned into a consulting business to teach Creative Perception. This has led to a plethora of very different clients from multi-family housing development firms to world-famous fashion designer.

Creative perception is all about having the right tools in your arsenal. It is about embedding philosophy into your integrity, honesty, willpower, self-control, discipline, and charisma. All these things are the essential ingredients to creative perception. Now, I am on my way to New York City to flourish as a photographer with a team of three. This is a huge big step for me, and I want you to join me along my development path.