I grew up in a family of entrepreneurs. I watched how much time and energy it takes to run a business — and how much of it gets eaten up by stuff that technology solved years ago.

Then I went to college, learned what computers can actually do, and spent four years inside one of the biggest banks in the country. And here's what I saw: a huge chunk of what makes these corporations successful is the tech behind them. Entire teams exist just to build tools that support the business. Those teams will never make the company a single dollar directly — but the support they provide brings in billions.

I was a small part of that trillion-dollar machine. But I learned things that can give your business a real edge — because tech isn't optional anymore, it's the game you have to play. The average developer costs a company $90k+ a year. You don't need a full-time developer. You need the right person for the right projects. And now, with AI, someone with my skillset can build what used to take a whole team.