Who or what is your inspiration in business?

I’m inspired by people who know how to turn an idea into ownership, revenue, and culture. Daymond John is a great example of that. He understood that brand matters, positioning matters, and belief matters. I respect builders who start with very little, trust their instincts, and create something the market cannot ignore. That’s the lane I’m in now.

How do you stay motivated?

I stay motivated by vision, pressure, and purpose. I’ve spent years building worlds, stories, and game systems because I believe one strong idea can change a person’s life and open doors for many others. Even with Multiple Sclerosis challenges, and even when resources are limited, the mission stays the same: keep building, keep refining, and keep pushing until the idea becomes undeniable in the marketplace.

What would you do with the $25,000?

I would use the $25,000 to accelerate development, validation, and presentation. That means refining the prototype, improving visuals and pitch materials, securing technical support where needed, and creating a stronger public-facing demonstration of the concept. The goal would be to turn momentum into something investors, partners, and audiences can immediately understand, believe in, and want to support.