I’ve always been a visionary and entrepreneur — Even as a kid. My experiments in business became more profound as I developed a “business mind” by the age of 12. Today, I am 28 — and still experimenting (while making a little money along the way). Today, the days of giving away my knowledge, achievements and such are over. For years, many people have told me about the immense value I could monetize, but for some reason, it just wasn’t resonating with me.
I always knew I wanted to be a wealthy individual, which would permit me to carry out my vision and dream of creating a better world for everyone. Yet, I can’t become a philanthropist and agent of change by giving things away. So, I’m changing my focus to money. I’m not a greedy guy — In fact, I only made $3,500 in all of 2007 from my own efforts as an entrepreneur. I cannot survive on such little income. I have to focus on realizing a livelihood — Not the charity work I’ve been doing for the past several years now that I’ve been independent of a corporate job.
For someone with a vast and diverse skill set as myself, there’s no reason why I shouldn’t be doing well for myself. I’ve been able to have conversations with role models, create relationships with these role models, interview interesting people and so much more. When I look back on my history and experiences, I’m left dumbfounded by everything I’ve done. It’s time for change.
So, first up, is a new site focused on advising and coaching individuals on how to create relationships, conversations and much more with “top people” — CEOs, celebrities and such. For more than 15 years, I’ve made a sport of it, and now, I’m going to share my knowledge and experiences to help others — But not for free! Sharing my story about my relationship with Microsoft and corresponding with Bill Gates is worth a pretty penny in itself. I more than deserve to be compensated for sharing this knowledge, because I’ve already tried giving everything away, and I’m still struggling to make the next dollar. No more.
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