About Me

Hi, I’m Lee Kapa—a regular, middle-aged dude living on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia, near the country’s easternmost point. I’m the creator of this network and, while I don’t have any higher education or achievements to chat about, some folks say I’m the keeper of a few odd thoughts. Welcome to this space.

Let’s kick off the Mindless 2.0 journey by diving into the key moments of my younger years—because that’s where it all started for me.

Growing up, I was a kid bursting with energy—though not always the right kind. Despite living in a country consistently ranked among the best places to live, I often felt out of place. So, no complaints about the setting, just the fit. People used to joke that I was a product of the Asperger’s, ADHD, and left-handed assembly line, which, as you can imagine, made things interesting for my parents and peers.

Admittedly, I was a handful—often poking my nose where it didn’t belong, always exploring just beyond my boundaries. I was also labelled with a few learning difficulties, but they mostly showed up in subjects that failed to capture my interest—which was about 90% of my school curriculum. That said, I have plenty of fond memories from childhood… even if those around me often found relief at the bottom of a glass.

Fast forward a few years…

After spending much of my life navigating flawed ideals, searching for loopholes, and chasing quick opportunities, I jumped from one endeavour to the next—without finishing much. Until recently, that is. The truth is, I had all this internal energy but struggled to channel it effectively into the outside world. Fortunately, I’ve now discovered what I call Mindless 2.0 energy, and I’m excited to share it with you throughout these pages.

Since my life hasn’t followed a straight path, neither does this site. It twists, turns, and loops back on itself—much like life. In that way, you could say this site reflects my experiences almost perfectly. That said, I want to make it as digestible as possible, serving it up in small portions—because let’s be real, it’s a lot to take in. By the time you reach the end, I hope to give you a deeper understanding of the unconventional world I see and the significant role it plays in my life.