The best way to cut through this confusion is by having a 1-on-1 session with a tutor that understands where your confusion is stemming from and knows how to resolve it. That being said, sometimes philosophy is also about coming to conclusions for yourself. So, while I do clarify topics and teach students more about them, I do not tell students exactly what to think. Because of this, my teaching style is less like a lecture, and more like an open discourse. I teach general philosophy, the philosophy of religion, ethical philosophy and sociology. I currently hold a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy with a Psychology Minor, and I am working towards a PhD. After earning a PhD, my ultimate goal is to teach philosophy at a university. This has been my goal ever since I took my first philosophy course at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I realized that philosophy is one of the only subjects that can be applied to everyday life, no matter how old or young a student is and regardless of their profession. Thats why I am passionate about teaching philosophy - it's practical. During my time as an undergraduate, I joined the philosophy club and tutored many fellow students. I led class discussions on a variety of philosophical topics, and even participated in some public speaking events. Overall, I believe that my studies at university, along with my teaching experiences, have provided me with a great foundation for tutoring. I'm happy to help anyone who wishes to know more about the subjects that I offer.

I have a few hobbies outside of philosophy. I like to produce music using LogicX Pro, snowboard, write non-fiction, and go on ATV expeditions. I also play Rocket League, Destiny, GTA, and many other video games.