I always thought I'd be a lawyer when I grew up.Arguing points as to why everything can have reasoning in its own separated state.Removing all the clutter and opinions will bring forth a pure and clean "base ideology" that anyone can understand.See, I love solving problems, and problems love making it as difficult as possible for me to solve them.It's a love-hate thing.Then one day, I took a leap of faith and discovered that I can in fact be a "lawyer", but just for my clients.Defending their companies and taking on any threat that they might come across, until reduced to a memory, lesson learned and crisis avoided.Landed up going from a retail environment to building up a web design and hosting company from the ground up.3 Years later I was able to sport a company that now provided every service a new business would need to be visible and viable online, as well as being able to extend an established company's methods that - due to the extremely paced technological environment we have been exposed to - ended up a little... outdated.Problem was, this company was not mine and I had goals and idealisms that simply didn't fit with the pecking order.So I did what I had to. I left to start a new adventure on my own, and I haven't looked back since.Running a business with my method of "Doing good, is good business", I now laugh, cry, and generally just help my clients navigate through the motions of their daily technological hardpoints.I love helping people and I love watching their businesses grow parallel to my own even more.And if I must confess; I'm just hoping that karma is real so that I can one day cash in on trying too hard to please everyone.Such is life. And I won't trade it for all the money in the world.