I've been building businesses for at least 14 years. As expected, I went from one to another, not because they failed, but because the ROI reduced drastically. Younger me went in quick and out quick. Did my fair share of volunteering, most notable was with an NGO building resource centre's and radio stations in rural Niger Delta communities. I worked as the operations manager of one of their facilities. This was my first true test of leadership in a work environment. My staffs were all university graduates, while i was still a 200L student in an Open Distant Learning school. My first tech startup was a cryptocurrency mining farm. The first of it's kind in Nigeria. I hosted miners for Nigerians and even foreign clients who had higher operating costs. Mining Cryptocurrency led me to starting Eazy Wallet. This failed. Next was 7Rush. A last mile delivery product that utilized a network of existing delivery service operators. This product was completed and sold to an established competitor (I was more interested in crypto by this time).Before starting Night Life Labs, I was a game freak who had interest in crypto. Seemed only natural to start a company that fused both.