I started coding when I was seven, sitting next to my big brother while he coded. He never explained how the code worked, but my mind just kinda clicked with it, and before I knew it, I'd coded my first game. This was back in the '90s, using Visual Basic on a cheap PC my parents could barely afford. Code became my second language.

I'm 37 now. I've built hundreds of websites, a few dozen apps, worked on games and written software for some of the biggest brands in the world. I still have more ideas than time to build them.

Recently, I was diagnosed with a tumor in my thyroid. With a wife and a two-year-old daughter, that makes you think about what you're spending your time on. I want my little girl to have a good life, even when papa can't always be there to protect her.

Going full Breaking Bad felt a little outside my skill set. I'm not much of a cook unless it's plant-based Italian. So I decided to do what I've always wanted to do: build my own apps, games and software with a purpose.

I've spent years working with AI and building for others, and I want to see how far I can take it. I'll launch products, learn from the people using them and share what they earn every week. Even the $0 weeks.