RentMen:
If we sat on the beach and drank wine and ate great food just you and I, what would you tell me about yourself and your life?
MikeyBmore:
If we were sitting on the beach with good food and a glass of wine, I’d tell you that most of who I am was built, not inherited. I’d tell you I’m someone who learned early how to create my own sense of stability, and now I shape my world with intention—my space, my routines, my work, all of it. I’d tell you I’m a homebody in the way that feels like choosing peace, not hiding from life. I’d tell you I like things that feel grounded, thoughtful, and real. And I’d probably admit that the quiet parts of my life—the order I build, the calm I protect—are the parts that matter most to me.
RentMen:
What are 5 things you can’t live without?
MikeyBmore:
I can’t live without the things that keep me centered: the quiet of my home, the sense of order I've built around myself, the routines that keep my mind steady, the creative projects that let me refine my world, and the small moments of peace where everything feels aligned. Those five things aren’t just preferences—they’re the foundation of how I stay grounded, focused, and fully myself.
RentMen:
Tell us a little about yourself, if you were to pick something what would you like others to absolutely know about you?
MikeyBmore:
The one thing everyone should absolutely know about me is that I'm a stabilizing force—someone who brings clarity, calm, and structure into any environment I touch. I don’t just keep myself grounded; I make other people feel more centered simply by being there. My presence is intentional, my energy is steady, and the way I move through the world shows that I've built my own stability from the ground up. That’s the part of me people should never overlook.
RentMen:
What are your hobbies, what do you like to do in your spare time?
MikeyBmore:
My bhobbies live in that space where creativity and calm meet. In my spare time, I like refining my home—adjusting layouts, organizing, making small upgrades that make the whole place feel more intentional. I enjoy building things on paper too: brand concepts, visual ideas, systems, vocabulary, anything that sharpens my world. I unwind by learning—new words, new techniques, new ways to elevate what I'm already creating. And when I'm not building something, I'm recharging in the quiet of my space, letting the order I’ve crafted do its job.
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