Making moves. I am always looking for that next opportunity. Always searching for what’s new. Always trying to keep it fresh. So…I am leaving my job as the social media manager at corporate Vail Resorts. I am moving on to my biggest challenge yet: I am going to be a full-time stay-at-home-dad. Yes. This is happening.
For the record: everyone at Vail Resorts is amazing, wonderful, and they are extremely talented people. I love that company and wish everyone there nothing but success. It’s been an honor to be part of that team for the last few years. So many great memories…
But I’m just leaving my career? Just like that?
If having a job at a corporation is what defines a career, then yes. I guess I am.
In my true opinion my ‘career’ is just taking off. I have no idea what’s to come and there is something very exciting about that, as terrifying as it seems right now. And one awesome thing about the social/digital world is that I can definitely stay active. In this field one must remain active in some capacity or you’ll miss…a LOT.
I have a few projects of my own. One is this blog, all about social and digital media, branding, and some randomness that falls under the marketing umbrella. Another is to see about doing some social media consulting for businesses (more to come on that one down the line a little bit). Another is my new stay-at-home-dad adventure blog, DadWerk. I want this to be a place for people to follow along with my crazy dad experiences during this immense change, through visual content. You won’t find any several-paragraph-long essays. It’s not a journal. It’s a media hub for my dad excursion. Photos, animated GIFs, videos, and a bunch of what not – all in the name of telling a story. If you care to follow along, too, give the Facebook page a like (I feel really dirty right now actually suggesting a ‘like’).
I will still be around (Denver is home). I will still be following social business very closely and writing about it. I will still watch sports like it is my actual job.
Let’s get this adventure started.

