I grew up a musician. By mainly concentrating on the drums, I began playing live professional concerts at the tender age of 11. My contingent performances allowed me to meet many important and wonderful people. While attending the University of Central Florida in Orlando, I continued to meet many important people. While stay playing live shows and recording with bands, I decided to also take on the business side of the music industry. The change felt appropriate for I was a Business major at UCF. After a while, I decided to launch my own talent agency and all-inclusive music company called "Endagon Entertainment." To this day, the company sends independent bands on tours, books and promotes shows nationally, and helps to develop premature artists (among other things).

Throughout my performances, I fortunately stumbled across a friendship that would alter my perspective on life. One of my former bands took part in a UCF benefit concert called "Rock for Hunger." I quickly evolved from an involved musician to the Treasurer of the newly established not-for-profit company. Behind the relentless leadership of President Chris Goyzueta, the company has been supplying the homeless and less fortunate with food, education, and friendship. R4H is bound to make a difference both locally and globally.

In addition to everything else that I do, I have been a freelance entertainment writer since high school. I have contributed to publications such as Entertainment World, Axis Magazine, Rag Magazine, and ANR Magazine (to name a few).