Greg Harrison's Story

It all started at Happytime Preschool — right there in that little brick building with the blue door and a yard full of possibilities. From those early years of curiosity and play, through the hallways of West Junior High and into the halls of Richardson High School, the friendships and experiences of those years shaped who I would become. The Class of '72 was my tribe.

After graduating, I joined Centex Homes selling properties off El Dorado Parkway in McKinney, Texas. My first year, I was nominated Rookie of the Year in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Home and Apartments Magazine. Four years in, I beat out every sales rep in the company for Top Salesman. I knew how to connect with people, understand what they needed, and get it done.

After Centex, I followed a pull that had always been there — technology. I moved into tech support, working with Apple and then Verizon. I never lost the desire to be in a tech environment. Something about solving problems, helping people navigate complex systems — it just felt right.

Then everything changed. I was never good at programming — not even close. Then I met Artificial Intelligence. Suddenly I could build things I never thought possible. Claude became my primary platform, and N8N became my workshop. For the first time, the tech world wasn't locked behind a wall of code — it was wide open.

Our roots run deep. The Campbells have always been builders — of homes, of families, of community. From the wide-open spaces of early America to the neighborhoods of Richardson, Texas, that spirit carried forward through every generation. You can see it in the old homestead photos, in the faces of those who came before us, and in the communities they built along the way.

Today I've built this website with everything I've gathered — all the tools, the knowledge, the resources. My mission is simple: share what I've learned so others can benefit too. If I can make this leap, anyone can. Welcome aboard.