I'm a serial entrepreneur. Someone who starts multiple businesses.To be honest about it, I am someone who gets really upset by inefficiency and needless suffering. So I do the only thing I can, work hard as hell to implement the solutions I've been lucky enough to discover. Fun Fact: The term Entrepreneurship wasn't coined until a century ago, in 1920.An (infectiously) passionate, (relentlessly) driven, (almost always) disciplined person. I love to conjure into existence that which was once nothing more than an idea on how to reduce suffering and/or increase happiness, through smart disciplined work."I believe ones ability dictates their responsibility, and as they full-fill their responsibility; their ability will grow." <-- this is the quote that felt like a really big epiphany when I was 14. It's kind of obvious though, isn't it?Built my first computer at 9, website at 12, sent out my first invoices for services (cleaning and landscaping) at 12, built my first web app at 14, built my first company that actually involved and paid other people at 16, setup my first company with executives 4 decades older than me when I was 18... From there I just turned up the pace and intensity. When I was 16 I had my first 120 hour week of work. That youthful capacity lasted for about a decade. I dont think I could do 120 hour weeks consistently anymore.We have so much opportunity and capacity its overwhelming... Yet there are so many preventable tragedies in this world. The idea that people are suffering right now, simply because I am a single human unable to implement more solutions haunts me. Luckily I've been blessed to find so many amazing people who share my passions. Turns out it really is about "who you know, not what you know". Solving the problem is the first 1%, the networking and coordination of resources necessary to successfully bring the solution to life, so that you can improve other peoples lives... That's where your passion for serving something that's greater than yourself becomes indispensable. If you read this, I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to get to know me a bit. Genuinely. I'm sorry I haven't done more, but I assure you I'm just getting started.We can shape this world with our hands, either for better or worse, I fear if I don't move faster, work harder, work smarter, then I will be consumed by guilt.