Hi, I'm Nick.

I Make Things.

Songs. Content. Experiences. Businesses. Software. I've always been pulled toward whatever genuinely interests me — music, video, business, new technology — and once I'm interested, I tend to go deep.

That curiosity has led me to make records, build companies, create content, work with major brands, and explore what's possible.

Looking back, there's a pattern. I usually find something early, get a little obsessed with understanding it, and then start building. Drones became FlyGuys. Simulator golf became BetterGolf. AI is where that curiosity has taken me now.

The common thread is pretty simple: I like making useful, interesting things that matter to real people.

Corporate Content Building Businesses Music & Audience

Some of the best creative work I’ve done has started with decidedly un-cinematic subject matter: industrial security, mainframes, OT compliance.

The job is figuring out how to make it clear, engaging, and worth someone’s attention.

That’s led to films, interactive tools, gamified experiences, executive content, and a wide range of enterprise work. I’ve worked across the process from concept to launch, often in partnership with agencies serving large organizations — balancing creative execution, technical complexity, stakeholder management, and fast-moving production.

Proven across brands

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Building Businesses

1. FlyGuys

The year was 2015.  I pitched FlyGuys for a spot on the tv show Shark Tank. At the time, we were seeking $250,000. Ten years later, the company announced a $13 million Series A investment from Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary . A pretty wild full-circle moment, ten years in the making.

A wedding doesn't get rescheduled because your gear failed — the ceremony happens once, and whatever you captured is what that family has forever. I did that work for about fifteen years: video, photography, audio, music and AV for private and corporate events. It taught me how to work under real pressure, run crews, and manage clients through something emotional. Everything I know about production management started here.

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3. BetterGolf Enterprises

My first true love, and the beginning of my career as an entrepreneur

Music was where all of this really started.

I went to school for music production, spent four years managing a musical instrument store, taught lessons, and eventually made the jump into playing professionally. For the next four years, I made my living as a musician.

Along the way, I played in an original band, wrote and recorded four or five albums, and released music that's still out there on Spotify.

It was not the most practical path, but it taught me something I've carried into everything since: if I care enough about an idea, I'm usually willing to take the leap before I know exactly where it's going.

Finding an Audience

The channel started as a hobby: me reviewing music gear I was already interested in.

I wrote, shot, presented, and edited every video myself, and eventually grew it past 1,000 subscribers and into monetization.

It was a small project, but I loved the proof in it — if you make something useful and interesting enough, people you've never met will choose to come back.

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Currently

I've always been obsessed with efficiency. When you've spent most of your career working for yourself, output matters more than hours — so finding better ways to work becomes second nature.

AI has taken that idea much further. I've gone deep on the tools, learned how to make multiple models and agents work together, and built systems I use every day across my own businesses. Now I'm applying that same approach to help other founders and small teams do more with less.