As I came of age, I realized that life presents you with two choices: join something or start something. I’ve always marched to the beat of my own drum, for better or for worse. It became clear to me that if I were ever to truly belong to a community, it would have to be one of my own making. And so, the “House of Kings” was born.

My vision for this organization was rooted in something far more profound than just the pursuit of wealth. Throughout history, money has been a powerful divider, creating barriers where there should be bridges. I knew that if we were to create something meaningful, the focus couldn’t revolve around money. Instead, it had to be about fostering a new way of thinking.

The first step on this journey is to rebuild a true sense of community. For too long, we’ve seen our self-esteem eroded, our sense of worth diminished by forces beyond our control. Through the “House of Kings,” my goal is to restore that lost pride, to rebuild our collective self-esteem. By doing so, we lay down a strong foundation—one that not only strengthens our community but also raises our collective economic standing. When we focus on uplifting one another, the rest will naturally follow.