I spent five years in prison. When I got out, I met my wife, and I rebuilt my life from the ground up. No shortcuts, no inheritance, no permission.
I spent two years at a personal injury law firm, close enough to see the system isn't built for people like us.
So I stopped asking it for permission. I taught myself to build, four thousand hours starting from zero lines of code. Now I build clean, professional websites for the small businesses and everyday people big agencies overcharge and overlook. I price fair because I remember exactly what it's like to have nothing.
I rebuilt my life from nothing. Now I build. Verifiable AI. Websites for overlooked businesses. A family brand my sons can watch.
Now we homeschool our boys, which means most days are spent out in the world rather than in a classroom. They help build the websites I sell, and they pack a bag of toys for a local kid with every one we launch. Crayons, coloring sheets, cars, dinosaurs, out of their own toy boxes. Less screens, more dreams. That part is not a business. It is just what we do.