ABOUT
I was eight years old carrying a briefcase to school. Not because anyone told me to — because I'd already figured out that the game was about showing up like you belonged at the table before anyone invited you to sit down.
Everything I've built since then started the same way. No blueprint. No network. No safety net. Just the conviction that if nobody was going to hand me the playbook, I'd write my own.
The shop floor taught me more than any boardroom ever could. That's where you learn what weight feels like.
From roofing estimates to $200M iGaming plays. From a kid selling baseball camp slots to an AI that trades autonomously. The throughline isn't the industry — it's the refusal to stay where anyone expected me to stop.