My name is Steven. I'm a successful software engineer and best selling author. But I feel deeply unfulfilled. I think I'm meant for more than making banks richer.
But I don't know what my purpose is, or how I can help anyone. I don't know what God wants from me, and he won't tell me. So I'm trying to figure it out my own way.
That's why I do public surveys in Chicago on Sundays, on the corner of State and Randolph, from Noon to 6. This year, I plan to publish a book of my experiences.
I choose topics I'm trying to understand better about myself, and which seem to be common conundrums. Love, despair, hope, anxiety, happiness, trauma, destiny.
As a Catholic, I look at these topics through that lens. But ancient theologians didn't anticipate a world with OF, SSRIs, and algorithms. And modern theologians have lost the plot. Maybe together we can find answers.
Je suis un homme insignifiant, presque inutile, incapable d'aider qui que ce soit. Je ne parle pas français, je trouve simplement que c'est une belle langue. J'aimerais vraiment trouver le temps de l'apprendre un jour, peut-être. (Mais n'importe quoi!)
If for some reason you still want to know more about me, take a look at my autobiography, as well as my two websites ImmaculataLibrary.com and 90s.dev, which, along with this website, form my three magna opera, each the most beautiful I can make per genre.