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My Life So Far

defining moments / milestones Pat Tillman's death-- it was the point when life became fragile for me; i embraced it wholeheartedly and realized that I may die tomorrow; it was a point when I really began thinking about leaving my mark on society, when I really wanted to improve the li

my travels have included Belize, Guatemala, Brasil

Career

currently, you could best describe me as billionaire in the making

people who've had the biggest impact on me Pat Tillman (Pro football player who gave it up to serve in the Army Rangers, died two years ago in Afganistan), Lance Armstrong

Personal Details

favorite books Lance Armstrong's "It's Not About the Bike" and "Every Second Counts" really changed my perspective on life and view of what I want to accomplish.

favorite magazines FORTUNE, Entrepreneur, The Economist, Muscle & Fitness

when I'm not working I enjoy everything under the sun, i.e. reading, biking, running, swimming, rock climbing, fishing, trying new things, hiking, photography, kayaking, lifting weights, finding awesome quotes, dreaming up business ideas, watching CNBC, margaritas on occasion, discus

other interests People who've had the biggest impact on me Pat Tillman (Pro football player who gave it up to serve in the Army Rangers, died two years ago in Afganistan), People I'd love to meet: Lance Armstrong, Richard Branson

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My Goals

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Connections

Shaline DeGuzman

Ryan Kiskurno

Jennifer Kushell

Jennifer Leckliter

Bianca Vance

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Comments

Rama Tampubolon said
on 9/3/2008

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Justin Lansford said
on 9/3/2008

I also have great respect for Pat Tillman and what he stood for. I had the opportunity to spend a few days at the Ranger Camp where Pat Tillman trained and spoke with some of the guys that knew him. He left a big mark on their lives and an even bigger empty space in their hearts. Character like that isn't seen enough these days.

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