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Experience Transfer is a training company specializing in subjects that are crucial to excel at which, unfortunately are learned but not taught. I do it through books, online courses and seminars. Problem Solving (AKA troubleshooting) is the first subject I am focusing on but have 5-6 more in the wings. Decades of fixing everything under the sun from problems with software, cars, electronics, coffee makers, desktop calculators, business processes, health concerns, garage door openers, learning and much more . A natural ability to take all these separate experiences and to generalize or abstract the common lessons to finding and fixing problems in almost anything and doing so quickly. Lots of teaching experience first as a karate instructor but also as a technology trainer. My key skills here are the ability to take complex things and simplify them for ease of understanding, and then communicate using common language and encourage my students. I strive to understand their perspective and break down their misunderstandings in a positive manner. My students know that I care about their learning. Ray started off as the son of 2 blue collar parents. Dad worked in an Asbestos factory and mom did retail, assembly and cafeteria work and was a nursing aid. His background was unremarkable and his grades less-so. Making a hot dog electrocution device for Cub Scouts sparked an interest in technology. Coming from a blue collar background had Ray using tools at an early age. first as a fetcher and later as someone tinkering with cars, electronics and other things. Over time he was drawn to electronics and eventually graduated 2-year college with a degree in electronics technology. He landed his first technical job for RCA working in a computer chips design group as an electronics technician by answering an interview question wrong in theory but right in practice a foreshadowing of things to come. Ray learned how to program computers at RCA but after a few years realized he needed more, so he returned to school in order to ...