Ever since I was a little kid I was always fascinated by how my dad knew the way of using computers. During my early childhood I remember breaking many objects that were handed to me but as I got older I still kept breaking them, except this time I wasn't breaking them by accident, I was doing it on purpose to unleash my inner engineer. With my love for theoretical science and math I strived to become the best in those subjects wherever I was from school to daily life. By doing this I established a higher sense of inferencing and problem solving that I never would've thought possible all those years ago. However, the one person who helped me through all of this was the person who I mentioned in the beginning, my dad. He taught me to always use my brain and not to brush over things as they may be important later on. This life skill has helped me succeed in a multitude of ways and I am truly grateful for that. I can't forget about my mom though. She was the one who showed me how to start my own business (at the time I was simply nesting under her business) and later on let me setup my own eBay store when we needed to sell our unused things for the move from California to Texas. Her business skills she passed to me helped me start E-Cycle and turn it into a successful startup that has impacted thousands of people in the greater Austin area. In short I have had many struggles but many more uplifts throughout the journey of my life and I hope to inspire my fellow generation into achieving the same goals.