Growing up in Detroit with my 3 siblings and my single mother, we weren't able to afford anything.

We did not have money, but I knew I HAD to become wealthy because I understood the pain it caused me.

I started working at Taco Bell & KFC making $8.25/hour. Getting my first paycheck of $90 at the time felt crazy to me.

Continuing to save up and grind, I worked multiple jobs car vacuuming, care-giving and in auto-glass sales.

After deciding to go to school for real-estate, I wanted to make money online in the meantime.

This is when I first discovered dropshipping.

After a few failures, my first successful store made me $35,000.

At this point, I'd had my first $2k day and was full-time dropshipping.

I decided to post my first video on YouTube, talking about my experiences with dropshipping.

Very soon, one of my videos went viral and my channel began to blow up.

YouTube, dropshipping, and my course was bringing in lots of money. After a couple years of being comfortable, I decided it was time to make big changes in my life.

I took a break from YouTube, started losing weight, going to the gym, and taking dropshipping more seriously.

When the pandemic began, I broke up with my girlfriend, and moved back to my mom's.

I was depressed.

After getting sick of it, I started a Google Ads agency, which was my first 7-figure business, and flipped a house.

My agency was doing amazing, I got back into YouTube, I started building my dream house, and overall, I was making a lot of money.

At this point, I started getting into crypto and investing, which allowed my money to compound.

This is where I am now.

I'm 24, have multiple dream cars, building my dream house, plan to marry my current girlfriend, and feeling better and more fulfilled about life every single day.

Life is good.