Everyone has a story to tell. Here’s ours:

Og Mandino: Natick, MA born, a military officer; self-help books saved him from contemplated suicide and alcoholism; he became a successful salesman and later a successful author, writing The Greatest Salesman in the World among other books.

Relationship building and helping companies and professionals achieve their goals is my life's work and building LABUR has allowed me to continue to fulfill this passion.

Journaling, if it was such a thing. I am a voracious reader and make a habit of writing my daily, weekly, monthly, annual, and lifelong goals down. My life is dedicated to being the best person I can be, personally and professionally.

Chasing after my kids.

I enjoy the ability to build lifelong relationships, and that's exactly what my work at LABUR allows me to do.

Processing payroll.

Music, laughter, and a good cup of coffee.

A strong cup of black coffee.

Send handwritten thank you notes.

I was sued for $50 million dollars for a college assignment, and the case made it to the U.S. Supreme Court.

I decided to get into business development because I wanted the opportunity to build meaningful relationships while helping our clients accomplish significant technology initiatives.

My father. He has an amazing work ethic that I work to emulate. He got to where he is today by putting his nose to the grindstone and building himself up.

Wagon Wheel - Darius Rucker, Springsteen - Eric Church, Chicken Fried - Zac Brown Band, Hooked on a Feeling - Blue Swede

How to play an instrument.

I'm a people-person and the work I do is a great opportunity to always be meeting new people.

Moana

Paradise City by Guns N’ Roses

The rules of Dungeons & Dragons and the benefits of playing it.

I first joined the LABUR team as a Northeastern University Co-Op and loved the opportunity to both work with amazing people and have a more significant impact that I had been able to elsewhere.