As a child, I was captivated by Italian car brands and taught myself to draw, aspiring to become a modern-day Renaissance artist. My academic talents emerged early, with a 1st-place win in maths in primary school. The book 'Earth and Space' by Anita, John, and Clare ignited my fascination with black holes and time travel, while 'The Way Things Work' by David Macaulay transformed my perspective of reality. I excelled in science and math early on, crushing the 5th-grade diagnostic exams. However, puberty and Roblox distracted me in my early teens, leading to an addiction that surprisingly introduced me to programming / teleporting myself during a Roblox game. Despite my unprepared brain cells sputtering through college-level courses in high school, I discovered my resilience. A health scare in high school, triggered by neglecting vitamins and sleep resulted in a seizure. I was unconscious for some hours, the experience profoundly shifted my perspective of life once again! As I started navigating the college experience, the Wuhan Flu hit, and the dollar started knocking at my door, where I began working odd jobs and gaining warehouse, teaching, and managerial experience. I transferred schools, leading towards landing an internship at a financial institution while embracing the college experience. However, I realized I was caught up in the social scene, unexpected modern-day work culture norms, and undesirable political climates. I decided to take a step back. I returned home to regroup and refocus, aware that AI would likely trigger a global rebuttal. Even though my brother-in-law has great connections, I decided to move to DFW momentarily since the next Wall Street will be built in Dallas. I am no longer pursuing the Azure clouds, I believe it can be automated. Investing in crypto and teaching myself how to trade crypto. I decided to move back to West Palm Beach just to finish a bachelor's degree, to make my parents happy with a piece of paper, and put a smile on more hr / family members. I am going to finish an A.S. degree in accounting by the end of 2026. Potentially start a boring business for the managerial experience if I find the right people. If I don't have the balls to start one or I go bankrupt, I'll aim at a CPE degree at a school I don't have to explain about or just move to Austin and see what happens.