I started working at a very young age. In my teen years I began landscaping then tile setting and finally a sales associate for the retail industry. From those years I learned the meaning of hard work and many other skills such as persuasion, communication, efficiency, psychology, and maximizing earning potential. At the age of 13 I stated to many that I would become a banker. At the age of 18 I entered the banking industry and invested in my first property. As a teller I was self-taught and coached into how to help people with their finances leading to my financial intelligence. I also took many courses on the governing laws of the financial industry and many other things involving business, credit, and efficiency. Most of all I was taught the importance of the correct education and how to retain the most important information. After I became a banker, my expertise was in finding correct solutions to the most difficult problems. Mainly by using resources and by consulting with my mentors, peers, and managers.