I’m a Direct Response Copywriter embracing the AI Tsunami.This is how I got here:I survived (cancer at 15).I proved I could handle Plan B (engineering at 19).I dropped out for Plan A (business at 20).Today, I help businesses print cash with Direct Response Ad Campaigns and AI Marketing Systems. Sales LettersVideo Sales Letter ScriptsConversion OptimizationFacebook AdsWebsite Copywriting... or just:Direct Response Copywriting/Advertisinghttps://www.codyromancopy.com/To read more about my story, visit [link pending]-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Alright, here's the full story.I always knew I wanted to run some kind of business. Like a big business.In middle school, I did some searching online and found a lot of stuff I shouldn't have...I found out that the richest people either owned businesses or invested money.I looked at stocks, I found the Hustle-CEO-Motivation side of Instagram as a 12-year-old. But in high school, I forgot about it. For some reason, my sights went back to "engineering."At the end of high school... I had no real plan. I didn't apply myself in high school (battling sickness and surviving was more important). I applied to UC College of Engineering as a Hail Mary. They said something like, "You're not good enough... but we'll give you a chance to prove yourself."So I was taking some of the hard classes right out the gate. Long story short... I crushed it in engineering. At least I surprised myself by a lot. I didn't know I had it in me. Passed all my classes with a 3.6 GPA. Had 3 or 4 offers for my first co-op rotation. I was so scared I was gonna flunk out in the beginning.There was one small problem though...I took school seriously... so I refused to get a job that would get in the way. (Aka, any normal college job)I had to get creative.I found out you could sell stuff online, so I tried it a few times.It worked.Press a few buttons, and you get money. That's insane.See what happened was..My "side hustle" for college grew more than I expected... and after co-op, I took a Gap Year to grow the business.Another long story short...I didn't go back.My portfolio is my degree these days, and my performance is my report card.I'm going to use these skills to build that big business.I am bionic because I have several joint replacements. Steroids and chemo sometimes make your bones weak. And my nickname growing up, before all that, was "Romanator." It's a perfect fit.Dm me for a surprise.