Everything I care about ends up becoming part of my work.

My name is Omar Abbasi and I live in Plano, TX with my wife and two boys. I've spent the last ten years helping teams solve their hardest data problems inside big companies, most of those years at Apple.

I love basketball, so I started 3Di Athletics to teach it to other people. I loved stats and numbers as a kid, so I ended up in data. I love running a business, and now I help other people run theirs with AI.

Chai and coffee are the only things I haven't turned into a job yet. Give me time.

Running 3Di means I'm both halves of a small business: the coach on the court, and the owner handling registrations, scheduling, payments, and the follow-up texts nobody sees. When admin work eats your days and evenings, I don't have to imagine it.

Corner Three

Corner Three is what happened when those two lives met. AI right now can hand a small business hours back and money saved every week, but somebody has to pick the right two or three tools out of a thousand loud ones and wire them into how you already work. That's the job. Let's look at what you're dealing with, together. If AI can't help your business yet, I'd rather say so on the free call than sell you something. Book a free call and we'll start there.

Most of this happens over a screen share, so where you are doesn't matter much. If you're near me, the chai's on me.

No agency behind me, no account manager, no junior team. I build your digital worker, I run it, and I'm the one who picks up when something breaks.

The name, properly explained

22 feet beats 23′9″.

Basketball's three-point line isn't one distance. It's 23′9″ at the top of the arc — and 22 feet in the corners. Same three points, shorter shot. That's why the corner three is the most efficient jumper in the game, why analytics departments obsess over it, and why smart teams design entire offenses to create open corners.

Most AI advice sells you the half-court heave: the flashy, low-percentage moonshot. Corner Three is the opposite bet — your business wins on the short, repeatable, high-value shot. And those shots live in the unglamorous corners: quoting, invoicing, follow-up, scheduling, the same twenty questions answered again and again.

Shortest distance. Most points per attempt. That's the whole philosophy.

Let's see how I can help.

Half an hour on the phone. You walk me through the parts of your week you'd hand off if you could, I ask a lot of questions, and by the end you'll know whether I can actually help.

Book the free 30-minute call