LZTEK

Co-Founder, CEO & CPO

InnovAsia, Inc.

Built an entirely new software platform that optimized the workflow of the client and decreased human labor by nearly 40% saving upwards of 400hrs of labor each week by integrating all of their systems together and focusing on the most labor intensive tasks.

Continued collaboration as a partner in building out and deploying iterative versions of the software platform.

Operations Engineer

T-shirt supply chain management in China for The Color Run. Sourcing; finding new print factories to fulfill the needs of the customer (depending on the t-shirt design).
Managed the supply chain for Advantage Urinal Systems, development of new product and features.
Managed the supply chain for Sandbar Handcare and helping them develop a new way to apply the sand grit to their bars.
Helped many other companies to identify if product development in China was the right choice for them.

Sourcing and Supply Chain Management

Student recruitment for the InnovAsia Internship.
Marketing the InnovAsia Internship program to students.
Implementation of the Internship into specific BYU Departments.
New intern preparation course director.

BYU InnovAsia Internship Program Director

Brigham Young University

Taking calls from anyone on campus that needed technical assistance of any kind from personal computer repair to server troubleshooting.

OIT Employee

I'm a business software enthusiast with a natural knack for evaluating workflows that are costing you time and money and identifying how to improve and streamline them with software to save you money.

I'm passionate about Product and Project Management using the methodology and tools that best meets the needs of the client/consumer whether that is Agile/SCRUM/DevOps/Waterfall/Burndown/etc or a combination of them. Weekly or Bi-Weekly SCRUM meetings that briefly bring teams together to get on the same page along with Friday Finishers above are some of my favorite parts of being a Product Manager. I also love cultivating an inspirational team spirit that puts fires in the hearts of the people involved with my projects by frequently sharing the vision with them and celebrating with them when they have successes and finish milestones.

My hobbies include: Spending time with my wife and family. Pop culture films, comedy films, and psychological dramas. Hiking and hot tubbing. Go carting and laser tag. Browsing real estate and watching market economics.

I have a religious background in the Mormon faith. (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints). I believe in Christ, eternal families, eternal marriages and redemption through our Redeemer Jesus Christ.

I wrote a post earlier today thinking everything was business as usual only to hear that Charlie Kirk had been shot and murdered.

My heart is hurting so much right now thinking of his family and the people at the event who had to bear witness to such a brutal and public execution of a husband, father, and child of God.


We are living during an era where wearing your beliefs on your sleeve is giving cause for people to attempt public executions.

This has to be the most un-American thing ever. Whatever insidious thoughts are sneaking into the minds of our fellow Americans, it needs to be loud and clear to everyone around us that this is not the way. These insidious and terroristic mindsets have no place in a country founded on Freedom of Speech.

As a country we need to stand firmly against terrorism and violence and this starts with remembering our roots, where we came from and the freedoms we are defending.

We are so blessed to live in the US and have the freedoms we have. If we want to have them, we need to be responsible citizens and hold each other accountable to uphold and remain vigilant of those responsibilities.

The Price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance - Aldous Huxley


My thoughts and prayers are with Charlie's family, friends, and those who went through this traumatic experience.

Rosson Long

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My wife said something at dinner last evening that struck me as we were discussing Charlie Kirk’s assassination and I can’t sleep thinking about it.

‘For the first time ever, I don’t feel like America is the best country in the world. The people here are too entitled to realize the blessings they have and act like spoiled children.’



Man that hit home. I’m up at 4AM thinking about how right she is. In all of my travels seeing other countries with far less wealth America is the only country that I come back to and see people going against what America was founded on because they don’t think it is good.

Those people haven’t traveled the world and they haven’t seen how hard life can actually be. We’re standing on the shoulders of all who came before us here and we’ve become the most powerful economic machine the world has ever seen.

This economic engine has generated more wealth in the world than mankind has ever experienced, and when you come here you meet people who hate this place and wonder if they’ve ever left here to see what hell other people are putting up with under different laws and regulations.



Americans need a better education. They need to understand why the government we currently have is so much better than any structure that already exists and how blessed we are to have the freedoms we have by being educated on how other countries handle these things.

People shed blood and died for us to be here. As a people we best spend a little bit of time and do our own due diligence understanding why they were so willing to do so. To stake their lives on and fight for the Declaration of Independence and everything this country stands for.

This is fire. Such an excellent share on what sets those who follow in Charlie’s footsteps culturally apart from the rest of the worlds movements.

This movement is different. It’s peaceful. It’s determination. It’s faith. It’s love for human life and in defense of human life and our freedoms in a nation founded by Christians on many Christian principles.

Discover NoCode™ and use AI tools to build custom apps that lean into your competitive edge | Husband | 1x Father | Faithful Christian

Inspirational Keynote Speaker & Workshop Leader | 3x TEDx | Author of 2 Bestsellers | Teaching Confidence, Connection & Resilience through Thrive-ability & the Hotness Factor | Podcast Host

It’s my birthday—and yes, that means my profile is a bit more visible today thanks to the algorithm. So I’m using that visibility to make something clear:

In the Wake of Charlie Kirk’s Death

You know what hasn’t happened?
No cities burned. No riots. No looting.

We’ve cried. We’ve mourned.
And all across America, the UK, and Australia, people have gathered at candlelight vigils in Charlie’s honor. As his wife, Ericka, so powerfully said in her speech:

“His work will not end.”
She pleaded with people to find a Bible-teaching church. I love mine. If you’re seeking one, you’re welcome to sit with me—or I’ll help you find someone to sit with you anywhere in the world.

Ben Shapiro said, “The bloodied microphone will be picked up where it was dropped.”
Charlie’s voice will continue.

For my birthday, I ask just one thing:
👉 Watch a short clip of Charlie Kirk.
I’ll drop a few in the comments.
Make up your own mind. Ask yourself: Did he deserve to die for saying this?

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The Hypocrisy Is Deafening

When BLM riots caused billions in damage and cost hundreds of lives, it was labeled “fiery but mostly peaceful.”
When the LGBTQ+ community—hijacked by radical activists—demanded we comply with specific language in the name of compassion, disagreement was labeled as hate.
Meanwhile, Christians have been publicly maligned for simply living their faith.

And through it all, Charlie Kirk stood firm.
He shared biblical truth, hosted open dialogue, and boldly proclaimed Jesus as Lord.

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What My Faith—and Charlie’s—Teaches

You may not agree with me. That’s okay.
Our faith tells us to still love you.
Disagreement is not harm.
It’s not hate to hold different values.
But sadly, I’ve lost many friends for simply being public about voting for Trump—some even threatened me and my daughter with r@pe. 

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We Are Done Being Maligned

The lies. The half-quotes. The spin. The demonization. It has to stop.
We are peacefully demanding accountability.

We don’t hate you. We pray for you.
While others threw stones, we tried to understand.
But now, we ask for a little of that grace in return.

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Charlie’s Death Is a Turning Point

Charlie Kirk lived to change hearts and minds—and he did.
I’ve had five people tell me they changed their vote because of what I shared. I’ll keep speaking, keep loving, and keep pointing toward God, family, and hope for this country.

God bless America.
Charlie is in God’s arms.
I want to be more like him—as he tried to be more like Jesus.
And yes, Jesus was also killed for his words.

I have things to post about for work so I can feed my family but my heart doesn't yet want me to draw attention away from the discourse going on in regards to Charlie Kirk.

So for now, hold your loved ones tight and talk to friends and family.

I'll catch you all on Monday next week with some big updates.

If anybody here needs somebody to talk to about everything that's going on, DM me. Always happy to jump on the phone.

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