I started to fix things at the age of 3. Yes at 3. I was the one who could get the tv hooked up correctly for my family. I worked on my first PC at 9, making changes and modifications. All this was in the mid 90s when PC were starting to get more attention of how they looked and performed. I learned a lot from my uncle and my own research. What better place to learn then in the Silicon Valley in California, which got its name from the chip board for electronics being made there. I have worked on computers even as I attended UVU in Orem, Utah. I continued for years working on friend’s, family member’s, and acquaintance’s computers and electronics on the side of my regular job. Unfortunately, an accident prevented me from working at that job anymore, so I started getting more into PC Building and helping others from time to time. My family suggested I should make a business doing what I do. I have fixed my mom’s network and gave her a custom PC that I originally built for me, since hers was having issues, that would require almost all new parts. I haven’t heard any complaints about it. It is overly done for her usage, but she is happy that it works very efficiently. She has not had any issues, has a dependable internet connection for her job, and I even showed her how a dual monitor setup would benefit her. So that’s how I got to where I am now. I’m doing something I know, enjoy, and I want people to feel they can get help. Sometimes we all need a little help, even me, and there isn’t anything wrong with asking for some help without it costing a lot. Some things are simple fixes and can be done with ease.