NOW

Last updated (06/06/19)

Inspired by Derek Sivers, I’m writing this page to tell what I’m currently working on.

As opposed to making up new years resolutions, I’m writing this.

So, without further ado, here’s what I’m currently working on (I’ll be updating this at least every year, if not quarterly):

  1. The primary focus is still integrating several aspects of my employer’s divisions into one; training and software renewals with marketing to bring high-value content to the public. This is allowing me to have a sense of working toward my mission while being compensated by my profession. Check us out here and on FaceBook or Instagram.
  2. Still repairing, revitalizing, and nurturing relationships. One of the most important things to me; I damaged many, even though I built a lot, last year. It’s time to refocus on some.
  3. Working on personal power of mind and body, and sharing the information.
  4. Traveling a lot for work, so making the best of it – hiking, sightseeing, and exploring when I can.
  5. Continuing to build the gym at my place to host donation-based workouts, yoga, and meditation classes with my certified personal training family members and friends. Facebook, Instagram
  6. Continuing to read and listen to books of all types.
  7. Telling more stories, updating posts, and writing thoughts on the blog.

What are you working on? Anything you might want to collaborate on?

Published by Jason Kleinhenz

Why: I’m passionate about family, friends, community, helping people, rugby, and drumming. How: I’m involved in cultivating culture, philanthropy, startups and new ventures, young professionals, mentors and mentoring, biomedical engineering, cross functional and cross disciplined teams, sharing, and love. What: I’m an engineer, business owner, drummer, rugby player, philanthropist, community lover, and passionate beach bum. More info: You can see my other pages for more information, and please feel free to contact me if you think we could have a mutually beneficial discussion. If you’d like to get in touch, please feel free to say hello through any of the social links below.

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