I don’t have your typical experience.

As a twenty-something creative from the San Francisco Bay Area, splitting my time between Los Angeles and New York, I can confidently say my path so far has been anything but conventional.

And while I’d love to write an entire page about these experiences—something a part of me would to do—I think I’ll save that for another conversation. Instead, I’ll just show you some of the pretty unbelievable things I’ve been able to do, letting my achievements tell my story for me.

So, who am I? Well, I’m someone who has…

• Driven a record to hit status, reaching over 30 million plays (and counting), singlehandedly sparking the career of a completely unknown bedroom producer in the United Kingdom.

• Started a business that made over $250,000 in its first year, with no prior knowledge of how to run a business.

• Built a TikTok account to 18,000 followers over the span of a year, only to have the account permanently banned, and restarting, making a new account that gained over 20,000 followers and millions of views in literally just 2 days of starting it.

• Achieved viral status organically time, after time, after time, after time, after time, after time, after time.

• Had a random article written about them on Yahoo moving into your new apartment and inventing a new interior design style called 'Broho.'

• Made a random brand deal with a Bed, Bath, and Beyond.

• Started a clothing brand as a “joke” only to have it explode locally in Los Angeles and make over $100,000 in its first year.

• Launch an Instagram page that gained over 11,000 followers in 3 months, attracting people from all around the world, sparking the start of a brand in music.

• Hosted a first-ever dance music event in New York City (a place I’d never been to at the time) at one of the city’s most esteemed venues, selling out their loft space.

• One year later, returning to that same venue and completely selling out their main room with over 1,000 people.

• Thrown 20+ dance music events across major U.S. cities like Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Miami, and Chicago.

• Produced original music for a spot on a nationally televised golf commercial for Puma Sports.

And that’s only the start.

But you know what makes this even more incredible? The fact that I did it all alone, with only the help of my equally as creative (possibly more), genius twin brother, Mike.

If there’s one thing I want people to take away from this, it’s the none of this happened by accident. To achieve what I have, I’ve found that one needs a combination of passion, skill, curiosity, confidence, creativity, and a willingness to take risks.

Without any of those, it’s impossible to feel truly 'qualified.'