During my time at the college newspaper, we set records for ad sales, which sparked my interest in sales as a craft.

I started my entrepreneurial journey in high school by creating web design and marketing businesses, which provided valuable experience in building and managing a team.

In college, I became heavily involved in the newspaper, which led to my expulsion due to neglecting my classes, but I later graduated and found that experience valuable in my entrepreneurial journey.

I started my entrepreneurial journey in junior high school by selling cinnamon sticks, which sparked my desire to create things.

When Google launched AdWords, I learned to buy paid clicks and resell them for a profit, which was a pivotal moment in my marketing career.

When I started my career, I took opportunities that were in front of me, which led me to discover my passion for consumer psychology.

I learned the importance of networking and building relationships, which helped me transition from selling carpets to investing in startups.

I found that when starting out, you can't just throw money into ads; instead, it's about reaching micro groups and building relationships with local businesses to promote your service.

My entrepreneurial journey began in college when I researched machine learning and sentiment classification, aiming to apply it to the stock market.