Hey, I’m JaQuan. I’m an Army Veteran, Tech Founder, and college student.

Quick Facts About Me

1. I have an amazing wife and three awesome kids.
2. I was a Recon Cavalry Scout in the U.S. Army with 1st Armored Division. Had a couple of surgeries that ultimately resulted in a medical discharge/retirement.
3. My team and I have raised almost half a million dollars in venture capital and angel investment.
4. Microsoft wrote a full-spread article on my startup and we also got to chat with Microsoft's President and CLO, Brad Smith.
5. I've been a digital marketer and solopreneur since 2017 after hitting rock bottom.
6. I'm 30 years old. Born in Chicago, raised in Decatur, AL, and currently live in El Paso, TX.
7. I'm wrapping up my Bachelor's (finally) in Legal Studies, so I can take the LSAT and, God willing, get into law school.

From Rock Bottom to Building an Unstoppable Mindset

I wasn’t supposed to win.

I came up in a single-mother household, no father figure, no real blueprint for success—just survival. When my grandfather, the only permanent male role model I had, passed away my freshman year of high school, whatever sense of direction I had vanished. Confidence? Didn’t exist. A skillset? Had none. A clear path? There wasn’t one.

But here’s the thing—comfort zones don’t build empires. And I was about to get a brutal lesson in what it takes to level up.

The Rain, The Tracks, The Realization

There’s a moment in life where you either break or wake up. Mine came in the form of a two-mile walk in the pouring rain to my less-than minimum-wage job at Sonic Drive-In.

No car. No backup plan. Just me, my soaked shoes, and the reality that I was stuck.

I walked alongside the train tracks because I was embarrassed. Embarrassed that people would see me. Embarrassed that I had no clue how to change my situation. And then, it hit me.

Not just the rain. The realization.

Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich was in my headphones. And his words weren’t motivational fluff—they were a wake-up call. I wasn’t dumb. I wasn’t lazy. I just wasn’t doing the work. I was waiting for a break instead of becoming the person who creates their own opportunities.

That moment changed everything.

From Minimum Wage to Maximum Leverage

I couldn’t afford a mentor, so I let books and the internet be my teachers. I started devouring everything on business, marketing, and high-performance habits. Tai Lopez, Gary Vee, Seth Godin—they became my digital guides. YouTube turned into my university.

While everyone else clocked into jobs they hated, I was learning how the game of money and influence actually worked. The difference between those who stay broke and those who build wealth? Leverage.

And I was about to create my first leverage point.

The First Hustle: Proof of Concept

2017 = My first digital side hustle was born.

I wasn’t making six figures. I wasn’t running ads. I was helping a local barbershop with their social media.

It wasn’t sexy, but it was proof of concept. One small move turned into bigger plays—working with a record label, political organizations, and even running a congressional candidate’s campaign marketing.

Since then, I’ve never gone without a money-generating side hustle. Even in the military, I was building, testing, executing. Because once you see how value creation works, you never go back.

The Mission Now? Help Others Break Out.

Most people will stay stuck. Not because they have to, but because they refuse to rewire their mindset. They don’t lack potential. They lack action, frameworks, and discipline.

I know what it’s like to feel trapped inside your own life. I also know exactly what it takes to break out of it.

Now? I’m here to help you do the same.

No fluff. No theory. Just execution.

Let’s get to work.