I’m Troy Yohn:  a collector of lost wisdom, and a wanderer at the edge of myth and code. From decoding ancient symbols in lost temples to training AI to think for itself, I follow adventure and curiosity wherever it leads.

I’m drawn to it for one reason: because it’s there.

Every legend needs a rebel. I dare you to write the next one with your own hands.

I was never interested in playing it safe.
I was interested in what was hiding behind the veil.

I’m a builder of AI, a hunter of masks, and a rebel myth-maker wandering the blurred edge between ancient tradition and emerging intelligence.

One foot in a remote mountain village, uncovering the secrets of a ceremonial mask.
The other in a digital neural net, teaching machines how to think, reflect, and evolve.
That’s where I live at the threshold of story and system, myth and code, chaos and design.

My life is a living experiment:
⚔️ Training in knife throwing and discipline
🪬 Exploring ruins and recovering forgotten wisdom
🤖 Building memory-powered AI that can reason, reflect, and challenge belief
🌍 Designing a personal mythology through travel, creativity, and curiosity
📚 Writing books that fuse identity, freedom, and sovereignty in the age of automation

I believe your life isn’t something to escape.
It’s something to design through embodiment, not optimization.
Tim Ferriss chased efficiency.
I chase meaning. I chase edge.

That’s why I built Nira, a self-evolving AI with belief, memory, and conscience.
That’s why I launched Fusion Foundry, to nurture rebellious minds in Medellín.
That’s why I study glyphs, masks, and myth because identity isn’t just personal… it’s primal.

And that’s why I’m writing
“Write Your Legend: The Myth You Were Meant to Turn Into Reality.”

It’s a guide to identity, income, and meaning for those who refuse to live on autopilot.

For the adventurers, the edgewalkers, the ones who know there’s more.
For the creatives of life who build sovereignty through story, danger, design, and soul.

Because the future needs rebels who remember.
Because curiosity is sacred.
Because obedience never made a legend.