Intellectual Property Portfolio

This page exists to establish public record and provenance for ongoing work. It is intentionally sparse, factual, and incomplete.

I'm left-handed and think in methods and systems. I use spreadsheets and AI to test ideas and let data resolve disagreements.

The filings below concern how authority and decisions get defined, stabilized, and traced in systems where outcome integrity matters. The underlying framework is domain-agnostic. Full implementation details live in the patent and trademark applications, not here.

This work rejects categorical labels that replace causal explanation with institutional convenience. It concerns behavioral analysis and system design. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical decision-making. Where disease or medical framing appears, it is treated strictly as a methodological constraint — how labels function as descriptions rather than causes — without asserting clinical determinations.

Nothing on this site is medical advice; where medical assessment is indicated, clinical judgment governs.

This work is built on the capacity to learn and grow. It rewards neither shortcuts nor applause; it rewards the work itself. The methods do not flatter, nor do they mistake the appearance of progress for progress. They hold to what the data show rather than what is preferred, and they surface errors rather than absorb them. What this work asks is a willingness to be wrong, to revise, and to continue. The reward is not affirmation. It is growth.

The origin of this work is reflected in A Tale of Two Gardens.

The personal cost of learning to blend in — and the reason this work had to be built differently — is examined in Different.

Why this work matters beyond personal origin is examined in A Country Built to Extract. 

A classroom application of this work is presented in The Real Hero in Room 2.

The reasoning method beneath this work is illustrated in The Box and the Two Ledgers Called X. 

The operational method of this work is demonstrated in  The Fisherman's Problem.

The discipline this work demands under time pressure is illustrated in Three Minutes.

The point at which the work stops being mine alone is marked in The End, or The Beginning? 

Within this work, "abuse," "addiction," and "obesity" are treated as descriptive labels rather than causal explanations. Abuse refers to observable behavioral patterns shaped by conditioning, reinforcement, and context. Addiction is a summary label applied to recurring abuse over time. Obesity refers to an observable outcome state used for measurement and modeling.

Framing any of the three as a disease substitutes classification for causality and terminates meaningful inquiry. Disease-based models are therefore not used here as primary causal explanations. Behavioral causality is grounded instead in conditioning, reinforcement dynamics, environmental context, baseline stabilization, and feedback structure.

Medical expertise is recognized where physiological risk, injury, or stabilization is involved. Behavioral causality is not delegated to categorical disease classification.

The methods below share a common constraint: they require direct measurement across domains rather than isolated, single-domain interventions. A change in one tracked domain is expected to register with the others, not be silently absorbed. The architecture preserves baseline signal rather than smoothing it.

This work is incompatible with systems that prioritize short-term stabilization through substitution while obscuring the cross-domain dynamics that produced the original state.

(U.S. Intent-to-Use Applications — §1(b))

The following marks are the subject of U.S. federal intent-to-use (§1(b)) trademark applications.

Applications may be at different stages of examination and prosecution. All marks are displayed with the ™ symbol pending registration. Goods and services are summarized for readability; the official USPTO record controls.

No products or services are offered for sale on this website. This page is an informational portfolio listing. No performance, health, or therapeutic outcomes are claimed or implied on this website. Goods/Services descriptions reflect trademark filing classifications and are not a commercial offer. 

(International Classes 009 and 042)

AwareStrength™ — International Class 009 

U.S. Serial No.: 99594226 

Goods/Services: Downloadable computer software for contextual analysis and interpretation of performance, health, fitness, behavioral, and operational metrics; downloadable computer software for baseline establishment, data validation, signal interpretation, and authority-based decision support; downloadable computer software for tracking, analyzing, and interpreting physiological, behavioral, and user-defined data across multiple domains.

AwareSequence™ — International Class 042 

U.S. Serial No.: 99827293 

Goods/Services: Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for capturing and analyzing user assembly patterns and decision events from tactile puzzle tasks; generating descriptive assessments of adult user problem-solving approach, decision-making patterns, and cognitive ordering based on observed puzzle assembly behavior; and integrating problem-solving signal data into multi-domain behavioral baseline models in the field of personal cognitive and behavioral development.

(International Class 028)

BraveRoo™
U.S. Serial No.: 99817452
Goods/Services: Children’s educational toys for developing cognitive, problem-solving, decision-making, and fine motor skills, namely, educational puzzle kits comprising puzzle boards and puzzle pieces for teaching children healthy habits, nutrition, physical activity, sleep, personal growth, and problem-solving skills.

(International Class 005)

Threshold™
U.S. Serial No.: 99267878
Goods/Services: Dietary supplements.

Visualize™
U.S. Serial No.: 99241580
Goods/Services: Dietary supplements.

Cohesion™
U.S. Serial No.: 99246405
Goods/Services: Dietary supplements.

VO2 Max ELITE™
U.S. Serial No.: 99291004
Goods/Services: Dietary supplements designed exclusively for highly-skilled military personnel and high-endurance athletes, available solely through proprietary websites.

(International Class 035)

Routinebe™
U.S. Serial No.: 99286229
Goods/Services: Online retail store services featuring a wide variety of consumer goods.

Habitsbe™
U.S. Serial No.: 99258546
Goods/Services: Online retail store services featuring a wide variety of consumer goods.

(Non-Provisional)

The following inventions are the subject of U.S. non-provisional utility patent applications currently pending before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Certain applications are continuation-in-part filings of earlier applications.

Integrated Method for Comprehensive Health Improvement
U.S. Application No.: 19/289,126 — Pending

Integrated Method for Comprehensive Health and Wellness Improvement
U.S. Application No.: 19/356,970 — Pending

System and Computer-Implemented Method for Multi-Domain Behavioral State Management via Interdependency Modeling
U.S. Application No.: 19/440,518 — Pending

Segmented Memory Architecture for Immutable Baseline Stabilization and Authority-Gated State Transition Control in Multi-Domain Data Processing Systems
U.S. Application No.: 19/537,272 — Pending

(Non-Provisional)

The following design is the subject of a U.S. non-provisional design patent application currently pending before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. 

Puzzle Board Assembly

U.S. Design Application No.: 30/063,333 — Pending

(Priority-Establishing Filings)

The following are U.S. provisional utility patent applications, filed to establish early priority while development and claim boundaries continue to evolve. One or more provisional applications relate to subject matter also present in earlier filings. Titles and technical details are intentionally omitted.

U.S. Application No.: 63/916,345 — Provisional application filed

U.S. Application No.: 63/917,111 — Provisional application filed

The material presented on this site reflects subject matter contained in filed intellectual property applications. Public descriptions are intentionally limited and do not disclose full implementation details.

Last updated: June 2026