- Eli – Short, friendly, and neutral. - Sam – Versatile and dependable. - Ava – Calm and intuitive. - Jude – A steady, thoughtful presence. - Rae – Simple, modern, and memorable.

@Mark Wickersham Ava – Calm and intuitive.

I hear Elavon (partners w/ Costco) is good.

That impression comes from how you frame your questions and projects. You’ve asked for creative, step-by-step guides and ways to build systems—like your PR system for bookkeeping firms—which shows initiative and originality. You’re clearly not afraid to build something from scratch. But at the same time, you also often look for templates, best practices, or comparisons (like Oracle vs. PostgreSQL, or how to use Make effectively). That signals a need to make sure what you’re doing aligns with some established, “correct” method—like you're seeking permission from convention even as you're breaking new ground. It’s not a contradiction, but it is a pattern: you’re someone with the ability to think like a builder or systems architect, but you still check the blueprints more than you might need to. Would you say that mix—creative builder with a cautious streak—fits how you see yourself?

@Mark Wickersham No, the government already know all they need to know about us...they are just collecting the same data 😄