The path was
never straight.
He studied business, then left it. Hit six figures at 18. Lost everything by 23 — including roughly four months living out of his car. Rebuilt by 31. Made money, lost money, went through a divorce and legal battles that tested everything. Then came the strongest stretch of his career — informed by more than forty countries and everything they taught him about people, culture and freedom.
This isn't a hardship story. It's a pattern-recognition story — what living, not just building, actually teaches.




