Who or what is your inspiration in business?

I’m inspired by the people we serve—especially seniors and working-class riders who depend on mobility to live their daily lives. Seeing how a single repair can reconnect someone to groceries, work, or community drives everything I do. I’m also inspired by community builders who create systems, not just businesses—turning problems into scalable solutions that uplift others.

How do you stay motivated?

I stay motivated by staying close to the work. Every repair we complete and every customer we help is a reminder that what we’re building matters. I also focus on long-term impact—creating jobs, training youth, and building a sustainable mobility ecosystem in Atlanta. Discipline, faith, and a clear vision keep me grounded even when things get tough.

What would you do with the $25,000?

We would invest in scaling our repair and refurbishment pipeline—tools, parts inventory, and technician training—to increase capacity and reduce turnaround times. Funds would also support our youth workforce program, training the next generation of EV technicians while restoring affordable mobility options for the community.