I served 5 years in the Marine Corps, which gave me a wonderful platform to jump from. It gave me the courage to pursue a new sector emerging. In 2014, when Colorado opened public access to legalize cannabis, I was deployed in Afghanistan were I knew one day I was going to be part of this sector. I found the one thing that I can’t stop learning about, Cannabis. This plant is the one thing that gives me hope for our generation and generations to come. We are making a change, and the change is good. This wonderful plant has been criticized for far too long and I’m here to help change that. I want to be part of this healing process and help grow the highest quality of medicine for patience that deserve a chance to heal. While attending Owens Community College and learning about the different variety of native plants growing in the area, one of them jumped out at me. It’s called the Juneberry. This plant used to grow wild, but now only exists as an ornamental plant. I refuse to allow this plant to be suppressed by pre-existing markets. I have a great vision for this vibrant plant. Knowing this is going to take time and plants only grow so fast. I have purchased ten acres to develop an organic berry orchard. One step at a time, but always moving forward.