Who or what is your inspiration in business?

I’m inspired by entrepreneurs who build from nothing and create real impact at scale. People like Daymond John represent that—turning limited resources into global influence through discipline, creativity, and persistence. Beyond individuals, I’m inspired by everyday business owners who solve real problems and change lives directly. That’s the level I aim for: building something meaningful, not just profitable.

How do you stay motivated?

I rely on structure, purpose and obsession. I stay focused by setting clear targets and tracking progress daily. What drives me most is knowing that what I’m building can create long-term freedom and impact for others, not just myself. I also intentionally put myself in environments where growth is expected, so staying stagnant isn’t an option.

What would you do with the $25,000?

I would treat the $25,000 as growth capital, not spending money. I’d invest it into client acquisition, marketing systems, and infrastructure to scale my service-based business. The goal is to turn it into a predictable revenue engine, not a one-time boost. More importantly, I’d use it to create a repeatable model that can grow beyond me and impact more people long-term.