Kyle Davidson

I'm Kyle Davidson. Ever since I was a kid I had a dream. A dream that I would be the greatest entrepreneur in the world.

This dream shaped a lot my childhood. When I was in elementary school you would often find me selling hand drawn sketches or Pokemon cards to my fellow classmates. When I wasn't selling or coming up with some new scheme you would find me at a computer.

If business was my first love, technology was my second. From the very first moment I touched a computer I knew I would be using it for great things.

And it didn't take long for my two passions to merge, in high-school you would find me making money from computer repairs, jail breaking cell phones, and even doing network security.

Fast forward a couple of years and I am out of school working my first job. As much as I loved my job, I always had this feeling that I was meant for more.

I had the entrepreneur bug and there wasn't anything I could do about it. After a couple of years I decided to ditch my comfy 9 - 5 job and tackle the business world for real.

I had all kinds of grand ideas and dreams about what I would do. It had to be huge. A startup. Something that would put a dent into the world, like Facebook and Google before me.

Over the next year I jumped from failed idea to failed idea. I was so distraught and heart-broken. Everything I had dreamed of was failing. I was didn't understand what I was doing wrong.

Why had nothing worked? I though it was going to be so easy, but I was so so wrong.

The one day as I was buying groceries it hit me: *CARD DECLINED*

I had no money. I spent it all on my various ideas and had nothing to show for it.

For the first time in my life I was completely broke. Not a cent to my name and bills piling up fast.

The lack of money wasn't what hurt the most. It was having to go back to a 9 - 5 job just to cover the bills.

Here I was back at square one.

I didn't let that stop me though...

I spent the next few months learning everything I could: Marketing, Copy-writing, branding, and more.

When I wasn't writing I was reading books or watching courses.

This time I was going to be prepared.

After much learning I finally was ready to launch my first product.

It didn't make much, but at least it made something. Within a few weeks I had made $500.

That $500 was like adding flue to a fire. I immediately leaped from my chair and started working on my next project and then my next one.

I had finally been successful and now I was never going to stop.

4 years later and I have launched over 100 products in multiple industries for my clients.

It all started from one success all those years ago.