Over the years, I've worked in many, many different jobs and fields. Prior to opening Myers Flooring LLC and doing tile work every day, I was a Sales Rep in a large flooring company and taught people how to tile on a weekly basis.

I spent a couple of years as a full-time missionary in Mexico,

bought, remodeled, and rented out houses in Phoenix, Arizona full-time for several years,

and started and worked exclusively in my Fine Art Photography business, Macrocosm Photography, for a number of years.

During my younger years, I attended Al Collins Graphic Design School and earned a degree in Graphic Design; I continue to do a small amount of freelance graphic design work each month.

I also worked in Information Technology for about 10 years, and I designed and maintain this website (incidentally, if you are looking to design a website, I TRULY can't recommend Thrive Themes enough - they have been an EXCEPTIONAL plugin suite in helping me design and create this site!).

The list goes on and goes back further, but I won't bore you further with all of that!! Suffice to say that I've enjoyed (at times very much, and at other times, not so much) many different work experiences in my life, ranging from very creative to very technical and, while I don't really consider myself to be a "Super-Creative" person, I believe that this mix of creative and technical aptitudes gives me a unique advantage and benefits me when it come to working with tile! 

The truth is, I really enjoy doing what I do. Tile installing, to me, is a very interesting and challenging mix of technical and creative skills and gives me so much variety in my day-to-day work. Also, it keeps me in decent physical shape, especially through this bizarre COVID-19 time, when I haven't been able to do much of one of my absolute favorite activities: rock climbing at Springs Climbing Center. It's also fascinating for me to watch a house go from a blank patch of dirt to a beautiful place to live, and to see a drab, outdated bathroom go from boring to beautiful!