Can I be a Wizard when I grow up?

I wanted to be a fireman when I grew up.

I wanted to be an artist when I grew up.

Then I wanted to be a scientist when I grew up.

Then an engineer, then a musician, then a psychologist, then an engineer again, you get the picture: I'm highly indecisi---

What I mean to say is I'm not quite sure I'm a grownup yet. (I can still order from the kid's menu if I'm 28, right?)

I mostly like to work with my hands, and I have a particular liking for wood finishing and discovering new materials and ways that I can combine them to make new things. Every discipline feeds into and grows out of every other.

I think the most comfortable way to describe it would be a kind of obsessive need to pick up new skills and add them to my library, store them in my muscle memory to be called back when the moment is right. New roads are always tangential, flying off in a new direction before circling back and feeding into the spiral.

The following is a list of the more interesting tangents:

Maker Group - 3D printing
Music
Furniture
Cooking
Writing
Youtube
Knitting
Perro Famoso - Guitar Effects Pedals
Psychology
Art

I am currently the owner of a 3D printing business. Here is Maker Group's Website We take pride in offering some of the best 3D printing supplies and equipment in the country, as well as providing 3D printing services that integrate digital fabrication and a passion for craftsmanship.

I picked up woodworking and metalworking because I wanted to be able to make my own furniture, I also began to make commision pieces. Here is some of my work:

I like bread.

Cookies are good.

If I could add more gluten,

I surely would.

I enjoy fermenting things, so I make my own Sourdough bread and Kimchi.