So Who Am I?

Well my parents named me Spencer though you may call me “Spence“. I have an upper-second class honors degree in Multimedia Technology & Applications that I was awarded back in 2003.

I believe in personal growth and that relationships and networking are crucial in achieving success. I also believe that everything tends to happen for a reason except when we throw caution to the wind and literally act-on-impulse due to a high awareness of our "default" natures.

My political view steers towards libertarianism which basically means that I believe in freedom-of-will to do what I like whilst providing the same basic right to others as long as it doesn’t inflict pain or annoyance in the process, expecting the same in return.

At best I have secular views of the world, god seldom comes into the equation unless I need someone to use as an immediate "scapegoat".

On an average day I remain fairly gnostic and atheist knowing and believing that only I alone can create a life of happiness where knowledge, practice (and a dashing of personal faith) are the keys to my success.

In other words, if it's to be then it's up to me!

So what Can I Do?

• Tech support and consultancy for myself and others;
• Research, research and more research;
• Web 2.0 Development i.e. I can and will set-up content management systems, play around with "HTML-like" codes in order to populate it with text, images, audio, video etc. to build online communities and generate traffic;
• Analysis of complex systems and ideas that may come in handy at some point;
• Publishing and marketing of my research on the web and in print;
• Experimental gourmet cooking in the kitchen;
• Over-delivered results when asked to do something specific e.g. fix someone’s internet connection and I may end up tweaking the operating system too just for good measure;
• Remain calm under pressure and in a crisis situation;
• Introspect and learn from my mistakes willingly (and sometimes publicly);

Another great Web 2.0 accomplishment…

I have been studying the wonderful world of Socionics since late 2003. After four years of observation, testing and continuous evaluations I eventually wrote my first-ever book on the subject entitled Socionics Demystified: A New Social Psychology for Understanding Relationships.