Hey there! I've been an entrepreneur and software developer my whole career. I went to Northeastern University and majored in computer science, and had my first job as a dance choreographer when I was 19. Then in my senior year I created a mobile app for iOS and Android, which I went on to launch as my first business. It was a recipe app, RecipeGen, which showed you recipes based on the ingredients you had on hand.Simultaneously I moved to Los Angeles to pursue dance as a career. The idea was to build a passive income mobile app to bring some stability to the rocky nature of the dancer artist lifestyle.The app failed spectacularly. It worked well and was novel at the time, but I had no idea how to market the app. So to make ends meet I started freelancing as a mobile app developer.At 23 I went to Hawaii to teach dance, and the freelance dev gig was going well. I ended up learning a lot about business and marketing, and managed to rank #1 in the world on Upwork for the terms "iphone developer" and "android developer", and landed multiple 6 figure contracts. I started getting too many freelance jobs to handle myself, so I turned my freelancing into an agency, Clear App Development. We grew quite fast (over a quarter million in revenue within the first year), and at the same time I used my newfound knowledge of business to take another stab at RecipeGen. I changed the monetization model and optimized some marketing and it grew to 5 figures per year.I didn't really enjoy running an agency, so I created a new company, an eCommerce store selling women's clothing. I wanted to learn how to do Facebook and Google advertising and selling clothes seemed like a great way to learn. That store grew to over a million visitors per year with mid 6 figures in revenue within 3 years.After that I created an Amazon affiliate blog and a press release company, the latter of which made 7 figures per year and I eventually sold. I learned a lot about digital marketing, software development, and entrepreneurship over these 10+ years. I also still dance but it's just for fun now. Today I'm the co-founder of https://videoblog.ai. It's an AI SaaS company that turns videos into blog posts. The idea is that people with Youtube channels can double-dip on their effort by scaling their content into blogging, improving their traffic & SEO with one click. Give it a try on the website - it's free to create a post as a guest. I'm heavily involved in all aspects of the app, both technical and business in nature. Contact us at videoblog.ai/contact - I rarely check LinkedIn.