Professionally, I started in 2020. Throughout my life I've helped my dad with building items around the house, and he taught me at a young age to figure things out as the head of the household. There was no paying someone to do the work for us. We were figuring it out one way or another. Before driving a big rig (to this day he still drives over the road) he did some construction and worked in the fields with my grandfather. In regard to work ethic, they are who I learned that from. There was no room for complaining and if things weren't done right, I was doing it again. 

In school, my favorite subjects were math and science. To this day they fascinate me! My junior year I passed my Trigonometry class with 101% overall then went on to take AP physics and Pre -Calculus my senior year. I had a free ride to go to KU for Architectural Engineering, and my dream has always been to build my dream home for my family. During that time my mother was struggling so I went back home to help her. It's my mother's unconditional love that had made me strong emotionally and spiritually. I didn't grow up religious, but I am a strong believer in God, and I live by the term "you reap what you sow". 

When I first was introduced to the construction world, I made all the efforts to help where I could and soak up as much as I could even if it meant helping people for free in exchange for knowledge.

"A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one"

- William Shakespeare