When Rob was 6 years old, during a party that his parents were having, they caught him jumping on his bed singing, "You Ain't Nothing but a Hound Dog". Having been a musician most of his life, he has shaped his life around his musical endeavors. He started taking music more seriously when he was 10 years old, begging his parents to let him take lessons. He was so self-motivated that he tended to learn his lessons and also began to learn the pop music of the time on his own.

His heroes of the time were "The Ventures", surf music is how he started. Of course, he played in musical groups since I was about fourteen (garage bands). From that point, there were numerous other groups that culminated in the pinnacle of his musical career, a group named "Voyager". They were based out of San Antonio and toured only in the south Texas area but our claim to fame was playing for nearly 30,000 people at a San Antonio festival called Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA).

He was also very involved in singing and playing in churches and seminars which usually had audiences in excess of 5,000 people. In 2002 he learned the Native American Flute and released a CD in that market in 2004.

He joined the Air Force in 1974 and while in the service became and Advanced EMT. When someone asked me what he did for a living, he answered, "I save lives for a living." It was what they all did and it was quite routine but it was the most satisfying job he ever had.

When he was discharged from the service he resumed his musical pursuits but the pursuits were strictly working on original music. They were mostly interested in recording so we played live rarely. It was usually private parties of their friends. However, they entered a contest and were chosen one of the top five bands in San Antonio....and they weren't really even a band! Since they used a drum machine for our recordings, they had to scurry to find a real drummer. They ended up playing at a major San Antonio venue with the other four bands. They were the only band out of the five that played original music.

He then went back to school for Electronics Design Technology. He was hired immediately due to his grades and worked for 5 years as a customer service representative for a word processing company. He then responded to an ad one day and was hired as the R&D manager for a company that was developing a voice verification building security system. It was way ahead of its time and it failed because people couldn’t believe it was real. When that company folded He was hired as an Electronics Engineer by the parent company. After seven years he decided to go out on his own and start his own business.

As he aged he realized his pursuits were quite self-serving. Though they served the purpose of supporting a wife and two girls, after the girls grew up he realized that he need to make a big inward change....a change at the spirit level. He realized that service to others was his most important goal and reason to be alive. He served as a hospice volunteer for some months and decided to move on.

During the hospice service, he was also writing software for companies that could not find a suitable off-the-self product. Both companies he wrote software for operated their company's operations using his software saving them hundreds of thousands of dollars in theft prevention and management of physical and human resources. He did this for many years and finally decided that it was not the way he wanted to serve.

He then decided to consult with a life coach he found on Facebook and she was instrumental in his decision to be a coach. She helped me identify who he truly am as a person and because of her work he decided to become a coach. He can't express enough gratitude to her as she literally changed his life for the better. What a perfect fit for me!

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