A network’s strength lies in its connections. I left Jamaica to venture into the world, learning from both West and East— Stoicism and Taoism, France and China while never forgetting my roots. Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. I’m on a journey to master technologies from the wider world, bringing their wisdom back to benefit my region. This is my purpose.
The strongest networks are those with the most connections. This principle guides both my technical work and my life philosophy.
I began my journey in Jamaica, working in telecommunications, understanding how infrastructure connects people and possibilities. But to truly grow, I knew I had to venture beyond—to learn from the world itself.
Now I find myself between worlds: studying in France, exploring Chinese philosophy, drawing wisdom from my roots in the West and now expanding them into the East. Each tradition teaches me something different about resilience, harmony, and purposeful action. As Lao Tzu said, “Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished.”
My purpose is clear: absorb knowledge from both hemispheres, master technologies from all corners, and bring this synthesis back to benefit my region. Every skill I develop, every connection I make, is a thread in a larger network—one that can bridge the gap between the global and the local, between ancient wisdom and modern innovation.
This is more than a career path. It’s a journey of purposeful learning, patient growth, and eventual contribution to the place I call home.
Here are a few technologies I've been working with recently:Au cours de ma participation au programme TAPIF, où j’ai eu l’opportunité d’enseigner l’anglais aux élèves de CP à CM2, j’ai développé une appréciation profonde pour la langue française et le système éducatif local. Pendant cette période, j’ai accompli les réalisations suivantes :
