As a young boy, I remember spending a great amount of time with my grandfather. Although I was at a young age, much of what I learned through him, I've applied to my life today. We'd spend time watching the evening news, talking about events happening around the world, about his time spent before graduation as well as his teachings at MIT. It was through him that I developed a desire to learn how things worked, then further more what I could do to improve it with an enhancement or even reinvention. At the young age of 15, I found a great need of improvement and services needed in my neighborhood. There were professional companies in town that had many years of knowledge and experience behind them, but I didn't let this stop me. Through the encouragement of my grandfather and father, I created my own company built on honesty, loyalty and good ethics.
