These are the practical tools and educational systems I am building around Main Street economic life. Each project is a different attempt to help ordinary people understand, protect, or build economic value.
FairPath
FairPath prepares property tax appeal evidence packets for homeowners. The goal is to make an opaque local-government process more understandable, more evidence-based, and less dependent on contingency firms or guesswork.
Runbook
Runbook is a small business operating-systems project focused on payroll, compliance, administrative workflows, and the repeatable processes that keep a business from running only on memory and heroics.
Que
Que is a personal finance app concept for households trying to understand where their money is going, what decisions matter, and how to make financial life less reactive.
Small Business Research Institute and CEA
SMBRI and the Certified Entrepreneurial Advisor program provide education for advisors and business owners who want to move beyond compliance and better understand how small businesses actually create value.
The common thread
The projects are not separate brands chasing separate ideas. They are case studies in one larger question: how do ordinary people build and preserve economic value in systems that keep getting harder to navigate?