My first hustle was selling beaded necklaces in the 5th grade (which later got me sent to the principal's office). Later, I sold shirts out of a backpack in college that led to opening a retail store, and from there, my entrepreneurial spirit was unleashed.

After selling my retail store to focus on e-commerce, Forbes called me College Football's Biggest Entrepreneur. Since then, I've co-founded multiple businesses, including one that helps schools improve their students' ACT Scores (which wound up on the Inc 500 two years in a row) and two food trucks. I was in the world of artificial intelligence before ChatGPT was cool, and now I’m Bitcoin mining after crypto was cool.

When I grow up, I'll either open a school teaching people how to parallel park, start peddling my homemade kombucha, or build a house with my own bare hands.