Jonathan is 28 and lives in the Greater Cincinnati area. He has 1 son named Ryley. Jon is from the west, but has, for reason unknown, decided to make his home in Northern Kentucky. He graduated in 2003 from Northern Kentucky University after many long years of schooling with two separate Bachelors Degrees. One in Information Systems and another in Philosophy. An odd combination you might think, well Jonathan would reason they are complimentary to one another, as the logic and reasoning from Philosophy go hand in hand with programming code.

Jonathan currently works in the IT (Information Technology) industry. He is also trying to get a business off the ground. "What business?" you ask. Mighty good question. You see as long as he can remember he has been trying to make it on his own. No Jon wasn't a 'I want to divorce my parents and make it on my own' kind of kid, but he has lived on his own since he was 17. He has gone down just about every be your own boss kind of route you can think of. Jon, unlike many, understands that to make money you have to work hard. He does not think it will just fall into his lap (but man wouldn't it be nice!!!) Jon has a work ethic he is proud of, his friends know this and all of his previous and current employers know this. Therefore, he can only assume the lack of "making it" on his own has not been due to his lack of effort, but rather the idea or financial requirements needed to succeed. Jonathan has been in business long enough to know that it takes money to make money. While this does not mean you would need to pay $500 to be included in a program that promises to deliver financial independence, it does mean that you must make more than a time investment to succeed. This can be an arguable point, but here is his logic:

Jonathan has some very strong opinons about things. Anyone that knows him, knows this. He enjoys many things, one of which is a deep philosophical conversation that makes one think about life and the things invloved in it. Jon wrote a paper on the Meaning of Life for a Philosophy class his (3rd or 4th) senior year of college.

Jon needs money to support his family and freelance site design seems like a good way to do it. He is capable of giving your web site a nice makeover and optimizing it to be search engine friendly. So, it would still go back to helping him while helping yourself!

For any feedback or thoughts feel free to . If you are interested in having a site designed and developed for you click on the freelance link to the left and check out some work he has done and send him an email with some basic information.