I was taught from an early age in my career that it's better to be a “yes man”. No matter the difficulty, location, or deadline, I say yes because I know I can get it done. Worked for grandpa's company, worked for dad's company, and it's been working for me ever since I started mine (MWS).This journey started with the Marine Corps, after getting beat into shape and finding some discipline, I knew I made the right decision. I found myself leading my peers throughout my whole career, which consisted of 3 deployments, dozens of schools, and a lot of competitions won. I had also learned my most valuable lesson, that I could do more with less, and I had the confidence to back it up.Begrudgingly, I knew I wanted more with my life than serving during peacetime, I left the Marines with intentions of contracting overseas. While oversees, I messed around with the idea of starting something on my own, something new. After a lot of research and self teaching, MWS was born! I started bidding, bidding on everything I could find. Two weeks later I was back in the states working on my first contract. I was addicted, I kept bidding and the jobs kept getting bigger. From building a police station in Honduras, to clothing 7,000 afghan refugees in 20 days, the jobs always changed, but the results always stayed the same. Today I’m proud to see what MWS has grown into, and what I've achieved, but I’m no where close to being done yet…Cheers to the yes men!