Starting a Business at 20 Years of Age
I started my business at the age of 20. Both of my parents were self-employed, and I followed in their footsteps without knowing any better. I was raised with the mindset of running a business to generate income. Looking back on those days, I realized I had nothing to lose and everything to gain. I had no fear.
By the time I turned 24, I began working for the Calgary Catholic School Board, known for its strict reputation in Calgary. The school board had clear expectations and didn’t compromise. This experience prepared me to handle any customer’s demands and taught me the importance of providing strong customer support and service.
Learning how to meet project expectations and gain trust from clients became one of the most valuable lessons I encountered early on in my career with client partners.



