001 - WHO AM I RIGHT NOW?

Entry No. 001 — Who I Am Right Now

I’ve never believed in rushing to define myself. The work I do now, the way I move now, it’s all part of a longer sentence I haven’t finished writing. But I’ve learned that if you don’t tell your own story, someone else will — and they’ll get it wrong.

I am a builder. I build worlds that didn’t exist before I imagined them. Worlds where the smallest detail matters. Worlds that feel like they’ve always been there, but somehow, only you could have made them this way. BY KAMERON B.® is not just a business — it’s a blueprint for how I live. It’s my discipline, my taste, my belief in quality stitched into everything I create.

But building isn’t glamorous every day. I’ve poured myself into projects that didn’t get the reception I thought they deserved. I’ve stayed up until sunrise for something that landed softer than I imagined. I’ve felt frustration so deep it made me question if I was moving fast enough, if I was doing enough. Those moments remind me I’m human — but they also remind me that the work isn’t about a single outcome. Not every seed shows its growth in public.

I used to hold onto perfection like it was the standard. Perfection is safe, but it’s also paralyzing. It keeps you from showing the world where you are now, because you’re waiting for a version of yourself that doesn’t exist yet. I’ve traded perfection for alignment. I release the work when it feels like it matches my truth in this moment — even if it’s still evolving. Especially if it’s still evolving.

I protect my name. I protect my work. My companies are under LLCs because the foundation matters. I know what I’m building will outlive the moment, so I move with the same care I want my legacy to carry. I say no often. I keep my circle small. Not everything needs to be understood before it’s finished.

I’m learning it’s okay to be seen in the process. It’s okay to show the climb. I don’t want people to just witness the finish line — I want them to see the work, the decisions, the risks. I want them to know you can move like your name is worth something before the world decides it is.

So, who is Kameron B.?
Right now, I’m someone in motion. Someone still becoming. Someone building something so precise and unshakable that one day, it won’t need me to survive.

And when that day comes, you’ll know it started here — in the quiet, in the long nights, in the moments that didn’t make the headlines.

— FROM, KAMERON B.