Mario DeBlak Robinson RSS

In this photo, I’m all the way in the back, holding what some might call a participation trophy. I wasn’t the star athlete like my brothers—there’s the defensive back, the running back, the quarterback… and then there was me. My talent wasn’t in sports; it was in art. But sports gave me something priceless: a way out of the house, a sense of belonging, and the discipline to push through challenges. The conditioning gave me strength I never knew I had, and the struggle taught me resilience.

I'm diving into the world of AI-powered tools and discovering how they can revolutionize workflows. Initially, I focused on mastering prompts to streamline marketing tasks. By inputting detailed work information, I can generate comprehensive daily plans, significantly reducing execution stress.

Coming of age is one of the most difficult things in life that we all must face. As a youth, I remember feeling so small, like I didn’t matter and like no one cared about me. And there was never enough money. Even with early jobs and side hustles as a kid, the money seemed to never be enough. I struggled to fit in and eventually gave up and withdrew to my own isolated world.

I have a vision board in my mind. It follows me daily and collects dreams and desires as I travel through life. We taught the kids to dream one summer at @uncleArtCamp and had them make their physical vision boards. Watching them sort through their hopes and aspirations inspired me.