What inspired you to become an entrepreneur?
My mom, she is a retired business woman that raises me and my sister as a single mom.
But it’s weird becauseI wouldn’t consider myself an entrepreneur, that word carries a lot of baggage.
I’m more like a crazy scientist with an uncanny ability to see opportunities (where most often people miss them) and to get people excited about that opportunity.
For me, it’s not really about entrepreneurship, it’s about creating a company or a product that helps people’s lives for the better or aligning yourself to a company that does that.
Seeing it in retrospect, I just develop the skills of an entrepreneur and “became” one, which is sales and marketing. Those skills allowed me to be able to poush our products to the marketplace and start helping people eradicate poverty in their minds.
What keeps you working hard?
Two words: Potential and possibility
It drives to my core that there is no limit and knowing that makes me motivates me to expand to the unknown.
Second, seeing our mission come to fruition of how will this world look like if we are capable to Erradicate Poverty From the Minds of 1 Million people around the globe.
What is your motto that you live by?
Imperfect action makes you rich
Sometimes we don’t have a clear picture of where we’re going and what we want, and we fall prey to analysis paralysis.
The goal isn’t perfect action — it’s to take imperfect action that gets you one step closer to where you want to be.
Imperfect action will lead to more opportunities and more wealth than no action.
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