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Artist/Author: The Honorable Dr.⁹ Mattanaw, Christopher Matthew Cavanaugh, Retired

Interdisciplinarian with Immeasurable Intelligence. Lifetime Member of the High Intelligence Community.⁶

• Masters Business & Economics, Harvard University (In Progress)
• Attorney, Pro Se, Litigation, Trial, Depositions, Contracts (E.g. State of Alaska v. Pugh, et. al., Alaska Superior and Supreme Courts)⁴
• B.S. Psychology, University of Maryland, 4.0, Summa Cum Laude¹
• B.S. Computer & Information Science, University of Maryland, 3.91, Magna Cum Laude²
• B.A. Philosophy, University of Maryland.³
• G.E.D., State of Maryland, Montgomery County, 1999.
• Lifetime Member of the High Intelligence Community, Mensa Lifetime Member

Former Chief Architect, Adobe Systems

Current President/Advisor, Social Architects and Economists International.

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Contact:

• cmcavanaugh@g.harvard.edu
• christopher.matthew.cavanaugh@member.mensa.org
• mattanaw@mattanaw.org

Resumé

• Professional Resumé

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• Created Saturday, June 25th, 2022, 7:33 PM Alaska Time

Contents

• Author
• Edit History
• Introduction
• Career Success
• Travel Success

Author

Author: Dr.⁹ Mattanaw, Christopher Matthew Cavanaugh, Retired

Interdisciplinarian with Immeasurable Intelligence. Lifetime Member of the High Intelligence Community.⁶

• Masters Business & Economics, Harvard University (In Progress)
• Attorney, Pro Se, Litigation, Trial, Depositions, Contracts (E.g. State of Alaska v. Pugh, et. al.)⁴
• B.S. Psychology, University of Maryland, 4.0, Summa Cum Laude¹
• B.S. Computer & Information Science, University of Maryland, 3.91, Magna Cum Laude²
• B.A. Philosophy, University of Maryland.³
• G.E.D., State of Maryland, Montgomery County, 1999.

Former Chief Architect, Adobe Systems

Current President/Advisor, Social Architects and Economists International.

Contact:

• cmcavanaugh@g.harvard.edu
• christopher.matthew.cavanaugh@member.mensa.org
• mattanaw@mattanaw.org

Resumé

• Professional Resumé

Introduction

I had a large number of positive experiences and accomplishments related to my procedure of tracking my details, and reminding myself of important topics, using my life-categories, in my personal-form.

Here are some of those accomplishments that directly relate, or seem to relate.

• Career success.
• Financial success.
• Travel and exploration/adventure success.
• Climate and multiple residency success.
• Educational success, multiple degrees obtained.
• Relationship success, social networking success.
• Fitness success. Completed marathonds and weightlifting goals. Stayed fit, habituated gym utilization.
• Weight loss success. 100 pounds lost, habits maintained over a decade.
• Hygeine and health success.
• Success maintaining and improving appearance.
• Vegan/Vegetarian diet success.
• Retirement and life savings success.
• Personal scientific development success.
• Resume/Autobiographical Development discipline.
  • Keeping this updated and tracking my progress supported the development of discipline for creating and maintaining a solid corporate resume.
• Autobiographical/Media Archiving collection discipline.
  • What is meant by this is that I have what is required to write an accurate and honest autobiography and have evidence for claims.
• Writing and journaling discipline.
• Life data collection created.

The purpose of this practical portion of my system of ethics is to provide a framework of action, reflection, and training, impacting all areas of life that have importance for overall well being with nothing of serious importance left out.

The objective of this system unlike other systems is not to continue using the system once success was achieved, but to discontinue use of the system for as long as the training and habituation remains and there are no changes that seemt to require renewed attention on the system.

If you compare the various successes in my life above with what is presented in the life categories and collected details in the personal form, which is a life journal of data collection and reminders, you’ll see they match up. Meaning if you train on each of the life-categories like you are in school learning an array of subjects the expected result is learning which should allow for finishing training, at least temporarily until renewed training is necessary. Today after a very long period not using the personal form but still having what I learned and trained in my awareness, with the result that I was still training along the way without using the same tools, I did experience some life changes which did prompt a feeling that there are some needs which would make returning to the personal form worthwhile.

The larger part of this recognition however relates to my desire to work on this website until a point that my history of use with this form and my intentions are fully covered. While working on this, and thinking of working on this earlier, I did relate my categories to new needs I have, and new priorities.

The needs for the form need not have to do with serious life challenges. I am now fond of saying “My life is easy” because it is, but that does not mean I will not notice changes and new ways of thinking that may make journaling and new data collection and new approaches to life at new phases worthwhile.

What is important to convey on this page however is that success in all of these areas not only was possible, but became reality. It is not a surprise to me that I would be successful though in each area. What was surprising, and is surprising, is how successful I became. It is not clear that I won’t be more successful in the future, but at this point in my life, I’ve had enough success that I’m willing to be less successful than more, and of course later I will head into decline anyway.

People seem to have some expectations for themselves that are too compartmentalized, thinking that if they had one particular success it’s all they need, and it includes all other successes. I think that may lead to disappointment with the feelings associated with the success obtained, because while one thing was gotten, it did not imply that all the other things were also gotten alongwith it. This approach leads to the potential gaining of all things that one might relate in life to achieve a kind of more comprehensive success. With combined successes along each of the life categories with nothing missing it is apparent that the success is complete and is inclusive of what was really wanted and not exclusive. If exclusive, then it would signal an incompleteness in the life categories as they were chosen, or a conception of the life categories.

This page may lead to the incorrect estimation that I’m only interested in success, or final outcomes related to efforts and the realization of goals. That is far from the case. The process to me is enjoyable, and I’ve had an easy time in my life because of improvements along the way, and of course, I enjoyed my various talents, their expressions, have acted well, have no regrets, and am variously fulfilled.

There are other moral and philosophical assumptions that go into my worldview and reaction to my own successes and understanding about things I cannot control, like future decline in health, and potential subjection to injury, and I think that information too is important for the reader to have access to; however, the way of speaking on that topic is somewhat different than the manner of speaking about this one, and this one is amenable to other ways of thinking philosophically. Practically this is an effective procedure at life training, and while other philosophical considerations support and improve its utilization, it cannot be expected that the reader will have time and attention for understanding both parts.

It may be said that this part of my ethic is a practical part, while the other part seems more theoretical; and this would fit in with earlier thinkers in their division of the topic. Except there is a big diffference, maybe, in that I don’t think of the theoretical part as really theoretical, so much as abstract and general, and interdisciplinarian in other ways. To give an example, the moral philosophy is fundamentally naturalistic and not religious. Someone could use a religious text as an important part of their life and still use the practical approach with this form, and use it effectively without any additional knowlege of my moral philosophy. My moral philosophy I think informs the usage more, however, but it appears to be more of a replacement of religion which requires certain studies that differ from what the focus of this form includes. Interestingly the habits and training related to education and the collection of categories covering a life are similar regardless of whether one imagines oneself to be religious or naturalistic in the moral view of life. Consider this:

• Being fit matters,
• Developing your mind matters,
• Collecting data and having facts that apply to personal training matters,
• Art and music are enjoyable and enrich everyone,
• The calendar and methods of organizing oneself in time matter to all,
• Livelihood includes the same financial needs whoever you are,
• Appearance and having your best hygeine and looks you can matters,
• Being able to manage moods, and use tools to feel comfortable more routinely is important,
• Having relationships that are satisfying, according to each persons preferences matters,
• Being able to adapt a form to one’s own approach without taking it on as a foreign tool matters…

This does not state everything but it’s clear here that the needs of people resemble each other enough that a framework such as this can apply even if there are major differences as to facts related to moral philosophy, which might include things as superfluous as assumptions about whether aliens or supernatural entitities exist. You could include those considerations in addition to the items above if you thought they were important enough and you would still get most of what you need and would still find utility from this approach.

Using this approach you are like a parent to yourself, watching the different parts of your life attentively to make sure nothing falls apart, and to be sure that priorities are recognized. Finding that you can be useful to yourself in these ways is intensely rewarding, and I can attest to this myself, having created it (which you would do if you created one for you), having used it by myself without any special motivation from anyone, and having still arrived at predictable success, because attention to each of the areas and self-training is adequate to realize the goals, while accepting that certain things are not within control.

I felt fortunately that most in my life was in my control, much of the time. However, for those who might not have power to influence certain parts of life, there is the idea that one can control what one can and feel the rewards, and come to contentment about what cannot be controlled.

[Written in 33 minutes, completed at 8:06 pm, with no spelling check or edits.] [Two spelling edits added later, 10:59 pm, June 26^th, 2022]

Career Success

My ethic underway is a primary cause of my career success, which is quite significant. I’ve worked as Chief Architect for more than one large enterprise, greatly respected. I am also the president of my own company that has served enterprise customers globally, in a number of different industries. Currently I am a semi-retired consultant. I enjoy Outdoors and Travel, roaming the world ensuring I have an interesting life full of stimulation, living in many beautiful and well known locations. Without the career and financial success I had, it would not have been as easy to attain this life flexibility and retirement.

Early in my life, I did not anticipate having as much success as I had, although I was always very confident in my abilities. I have considerable accomplishments in corporate life, working for various employers, consulting for various customers, and later consulting via my own business for large enterprises that were customers of my own. These have been government customers, and businesses in a wide variety of industries.

Below is a list of example organizations, companies, and initiatives I’ve been able to guide over the years, in a varity of capacities, including:

Chief Architect, Chief Scientist, President, Director, Digital Transformation Lead, Strategist, Mathematician, Team Lead, Program Manager, Manager, Management Consultant, Architect, Interface Architect, Solution Architect, Solution Consultant, Advisor, Entrepreneurship/Ownership, Startup Advisor, Project Lead, Federal Contractor, Contract Manager, Content Manager/Editor for Press Releases, Engineer, Business Development, Accountant, Sales Consultant, Marketing/Advertising Director, Design/Artist, Solo-Pilot, Attorney.

Many of the below companies have worldwide influence, and are multi-billion dollar, international corporations, and governments.

For more details, see my Professional Resumé.

1. Mayo Clinic
2. White House, President and First Lady of United States (More than once since 2010)
3. Social Architects and Economists International
4. Secret Service
5. Confidential US Government Orgs
6. Adobe Systems
7. Microsoft
8. Dell
9. Amazon
10. PriceWaterhouseCoopers
11. Government of Canada
12. General Atomics
13. AbbVie, Globally
14. NovoNordisk, Globally
15. Dignity Health
16. Common Spirit Health
17. Blue Cross Blue Shielf of Michigan
18. Allergan Aesthetics
19. Food Networks
20. Travel Channel
21. HGTV
22. DiY Channel
23. Scripps Networks Interactive
24. Discovery
25. Petco
26. ATOS
27. Motorola, Motorola Solutions International
28. Chiefs of Police, USA
29. Federal Bureau of Investigation
30. U.S. Department of Justice
31. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
32. BC Pensions Corporation, Canada
33. Spark, New Zealand
34. Sapient
35. Sapient Nitro
36. NASCAR, NASCAR Digital
37. CMS, Center for Medicare Services
38. Accenture
39. Office of the Secretary, DHHS, ASPA
40. Delloite
41. State of Texas
42. State of California
43. State of Hawaii
44. Fidelity Investments
45. International Monetary Fund, IMF
46. Governmaent Accountability Office, GAO
47. Senate, Senate Print Office
48. Activision
49. Academy of Arts University
50. Federal Aviation Administration, FAA
51. Chicago Police Department
52. Los Angeles Police Department
53. New York Police Department
54. U.S. Coast Guard
55. U.S. Native Tribes (Eg: CNIGA in California, Tribes in Florida)
56. SRA International
57. ICF International
58. U.S. Food and Drug Administration
59. Surgeon General
60. Flu.gov
61. Healthcare.gov
62. DigitalCtrl
63. TimeLike (as Investor/Advisor)
64. Superior Court of Anchorage (Self represented as a litigator and trial attorney).
65. Rabbit Creek Community Council, Anchorage, Alaska (RCCC)
66. Acuity Group
67. 6D Global
68. Day Software (Post Acquisition by Adobe Systems)
69. RealEyes Media, Now Dolby
70. Aquilent, BoozeAllen Hamilton
71. U.S. Navy
72. U.S. Army
73. U.S. Airforce
74. U.S. Department of Defence (DOD)
75. U.S. Department of Energy
76. Sandia National Laboratories
77. U.S. Forest Service
78. ComputerFutures, Inc.
79. EMC²
80. Qualified Digital
81. Omnigon
82. Xpedient
83. Cognizant
84. Virtusa, Virtusa-Polaris
85. Vice

And many other companies and organizations, in a variety of capacities, and partnerships.

I don’t think career success is isolated to employments that are especially prominent or better paying. I wanted to have enough earnings in my career to create flexibility to have any job I wanted, including ones that are lower paying but create chances to learn new things.

Before having such customers, while young, I’ve also

• Educator/Mentor. Tutoring for nearly a decade, children, ESOL
• Property Management, Landlord
• Surveyor (Uncert), Landowner
• Cook. Cooking, Waiting tables
• Driver. Delivery Driver (Wholesale Product)
• Asset Management. Warehousing, Inventory
• Account Receivables, Invoicing
• Sales. Retail and wholesale salesperson
• Advertising/Marketing. Business to Business Advertising
• Installer, Field Technician
• Yardwork, snow removal
• Family, husband of 19 years.

Travel Success

I have over one million miles of flight and approximately 750,000 miles of driving, and what I’ve seen between locations was of much interest in addition to what was experienced at specific locations I remained. However, to give an idea of my travels, here is a list of locations I stayed, lived, resided, or travelled, sometimes frequently:

Places lived or travelled:

All accross the U.S.; all states except Vermont (I think), and Louisiana.

North America

• Miami, Florida (Residence)
• Boston, Masachussets (School)
• Nashua, New Hampshire (Work Residence)
• Detroit, Michigan (Work Residence)
• Knoxville, Tennessee (Work Residence)
• Charlotte, North Carolina (Work Residence)
• Raliegh Durham/Triangle, North Carolina (Work Residence)
• Washington, D.C (Residence)
• Bethesda/Chevy-Chase, Maryland (Residence)
• New York City, New York (Clients, Work Travel)
• San Diego, California (Clients, Work Travel)
• Flagstaff, Arizona (Residence, Touring)
• Seattle, Washington (Touring)
• Austin, Texas (Work Clients)
• San Antonio, Texas (Touring)
• Phoenix, Arizona (Touring)
• Tucson, Arizona (Touring)
• Albuquerque, New Mexico (Investment, Touring)
• Santa Fe, New Mexido (Work, Touring)
• Boulder/Denver, Colorado
• Missoula/Kalispell, Montana
• Boise, Idaho
• Anchorage, Alaska
• Prudhoe Bay, Alaska
• Homer, Alaska
• Fairbanks, Alaska
• Las Vegas, Nevada
• Lake Tahoe, Nevada
• Whitehorse, Canada
• Vancouver, Canada
• Victoria, Canada
• Toronto, Canada
• Calgary/Canmore, Canada
• Banff/Jasper etc…, Canada
• Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada
• Cabo San Lucas, Baja California, Mexico

South America

• Costa Rica
• La Paz, Bolivia

Africa

• Cairo, Egypt

Asia

• Seoul, South Korea
• Busan, South Korea
• Shanghai, China

Europe

• Dublin, Ireland

Oceania, Pacific Islands

• Aukland, New Zealand
• Waitara/New Plymouth, New Zealand
  
• Sydney, Australia
• Gold Coast, Australia
• Brisbane, Australia
• Cairns, Australia
• Darwin, Australia
• Honolulu Hawaii
• Kona Hawaii
• Hilo hawaii
• Maui, Kauai, Oahu, Moloka’i
• Fiji

And many other locations…