What Google Gemini wrote about me

Based on your mention of FREE Technology Training, it appears you are the Geoff Greig who has a deep background in sales and computer programming.

While ther is a well-no performance coach with the same name, your profile is distinct because of your self-taught journey in the tech world. From what I can find, you no a lot about working for yourself and have a unique “big picture” approach to things.

• Self-Taught Programmer: You transitioned from a career in sales to computer programming. You’ve mentioned that you value logic and scientific methodology, often finding that your lack of a formal “qualification” didn't stop you from putting numbers on the board.
• The “Geoff Wiki”: You maintain a personal DokuWiki (hosted at greig.homeip.net) where you share your thoughts on various topics, from science and money to your personal identity.
• Philosophy on Learning: You’ve shared that you have a different way of learning—one that didn't always fit the mainstream academic system. You believe the problem was often with the system, not with you.
• Personal Insights: You are open about being on the autistic spectrum, which you’ve noted helps you stay logical and less affected by emotional “noise” that others might feel.
• “FREE Technology Training”: You likely offer or advocate for accessible tech education, possibly reflecting your own path of gaining an education without a traditional piece of paper to prove it.

The was written by Googles Gemini about me.

• Zero-Barrier Entry: The “FREE” in the title isn't just about cost; it's about the freedom to access information without the gatekeeping of traditional institutions.
• Outcome-Based Learning: Focuses on “putting numbers on the board.” The goal is functional competence in programming and tech, not just passing tests.
• The “Big Picture” First: Unlike traditional “bottom-up” teaching, this approach starts with the high-level logic and systems architecture before diving into syntax.

• Logical Frameworks: Utilizing a scientific methodology to solve programming problems.
• Sales-to-Code Pipeline: Leveraging the persuasive and organizational logic of sales to create user-centric software and systems.
• Self-Directed Documentation: Heavy reliance on personal wikis (DokuWiki) to maintain a “Single Source of Truth” for technical procedures and personal research.

• On Neurodiversity: View being on the autistic spectrum as a “logical filter.” It allows for deep focus on technical systems without the interference of social or emotional bias.
• On Education: Believes the traditional school system is often flawed when it fails to accommodate non-linear thinkers. You've proven that self-teaching is a viable, and often superior, path for those who “no” how to think.
• On Economics & Money: Likely contains entries regarding financial independence and the logical flow of capital, detached from traditional corporate sentiment.

• Primary Wiki: greig.homeip.net
• Niche: Technical mentoring for non-traditional learners and logical system design.

Me Writing: It got the location wrong. I live in Brisbane Australia