Hobbies

Perry's interests outside of business and technology are where creativity thrives without deadlines. Music, writing, video, and faith-driven projects keep the mind sharp and the purpose clear — and the creative instinct runs through everything he does.

Writing has been a constant in Perry's life. What began as journaling and reflective writing evolved into the published work Faith & Focus: A Guide to Success for Neurodivergent Godly Men. Writing, for Perry, is both a creative outlet and a tool for organizing thought — a way to make sense of complex ideas and share them with others.

His newest release, The AI Manager: How to Succeed in an AI-Driven Marketplace, tackles the future of work head-on, exploring how the workforce is being reshaped by artificial intelligence. Beyond his books, Perry continues to write on topics spanning AI, faith, leadership, and neurodiversity — each piece crafted with the same intentionality he brings to his business ventures.

Music has been a defining part of Perry's journey from high school through college. His involvement with the legendary Marching Southerners, both as a high school participant and at Jacksonville State University, connects him to a tradition of musical excellence. Beyond performing and supporting the Southerners through video and logistics, Perry is also an active composer and arranger.

Perry writes original compositions and creates arrangements for various ensembles, blending his ear for musical structure with creative instinct. His work spans styles and settings, from concert pieces to arrangements tailored for specific groups. His published compositions are available on Flat.io.

Video editing and production have been part of Perry's skill set since his early days with the Marching Southerners. Capturing live performances, editing footage into compelling narratives, and understanding the technical craft of video production are creative skills that Perry has continued to develop and apply across his professional work.

In an age where video content drives communication, these skills serve Perry well in everything from product demonstrations to speaking engagement recordings.

For Perry, creativity isn't a talent — it's a practice. It's the daily discipline of seeing possibilities where others see limitations, of combining ideas from different domains, and of consistently making things. Whether the output is a chapter, a video, a product feature, or a business strategy, the creative muscle is always being exercised.