At 19, this engineer dropped out to start prototyping instead of finishing college. His stubbornness led him to skip his uncle's advice, meet a business partner through marketing work, and eventually found multiple agencies before moving into real estate.
I got started when, again, when I was 19 years old, I was in college. Long story short, I've always kind of been into, you know, inventing stuff, product development. And I was in school for engineering. I remember it clear as day. We were at my grandma's house and I had talked about, you know, potentially wanting, obviously in engineering, wanting to get into doing like prototyping and eventually owning a prototyping company. And my uncle was basically like, yeah, you know, that's something you could do. Basically what he said is, you know, graduate, get a job, and that's something you could definitely look at once you have experience. And I am very stubborn. I think a lot of people from my generation webinar. And I was like, fuck that, I, I'm gonna just rip it. And I was just like, why am I gonna wait? Like, who are you to tell me what to do? So I just, I got into prototyping. That led to get me— led me getting into marketing, you know, meeting my partner that I currently had a few businesses with now, and us having, you know, the agencies we do, which again has allowed me to get into real estate and some other stuff. So that's a little bit about me and my, my history. I'm excited to, uh, you know, share a little bit more about me.
