I have gained many professional skills in my life's journey. I have worked retail as a sales associate for a store named Michael K my senior year in high school. They had some of the coolest shirts there and the hottest sneakers. A couple of my friends and my cousin even got a job working there. The experience got me into t-shirt making and was an inspiration for me to start my own t-shirt brand. I later worked for Century 21 Department store and learned retail from a larger perspective, faster pace, different corporate perspective. Usually when you have a brand that is a place where you would want your product to end up at, infant of all the customers. 

          I was a flyer boy marketing the stores next weekly sales, also a flyer boy for one of New York City's hottest Time Square Gentleman's Club "Club Cheetahs". This job I got after college it help me engage with the public more and helped me  build a charisma that allowed me to talk to people with confidence and care because anyone can be a customer even a stranger.  

          I have packed, unpacked  and shelved beverages for all to enjoy. I worked at Big Geyser Beverage Merchandisers and Distributors.  

          I was a federal employee maintaining the cleanliness of the United States Post offices. My time served here was dedicated to the millions of Americans that need their things delivered and trust the USPS to get it done for them, my service was for you America.

          Iv worked construction and have gained many skills from the craft. From my time on construction sites iv become a handyman putting all of my learned skills together in one pot so I can better service my clients and employees. One day I want to become a general contractor and revitalize cities and towns.  

          Iv worked movies showed and video sets, Iv directed acted and edited. 

          I have worked the most protect security shifts. 

          Iv have been the best server and bartender and runner,

          I have been the best shop mechanic the shop did ever did see.