Paul Brockmeyer is one lucky dude.

Paul is a software developer/designer living in the city of Saint Louis. He started a company that builds software to help commercial real estate brokers share and analyze information. He's been growing it for over ten years, and wears a lot of hats.

He's married to a wonderful girl and is father to two criminally handsome children: a son and a daughter. They cohabit with a clutter of spiders in an old house in a historic neighborhood, and spend a lot of their free time rehabbing it.

To take his mind off what he's not contributing back to society, Paul likes to travel to 3rd world countries pretending to be Canadian. His first trip overseas was to Thailand, where he was suckered into buying a large sapphire. He's hiked the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru and spent some time in the Amazon where he was almost trampled by wild boars. He and Adam were mugged by militant Maoists on the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal. He's climbed Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, hugged a 20-pound bag of Fruit Loops in Costa Rica, biked to Angkor Wat in Cambodia, hiked on the John Muir Trail, and has been to most of the US National Parks.

Paul gets excited thinking about neuroscience & human memory, information architecture, and historical preservation... and gets depressed thinking about the world's general lack of moral humility. His ultimate goal was to make some dough early in life so that he could wander around doing interesting things that benefit humanity. Time, however, is running out and Paul Brockmeyer is easily distracted.