Hi, my name is David Albinies and I'm a real estate and mortgage broker, entrepreneur, extraordinaire. The 9-5 route just wasn't for me, honestly. My philosophy has always been that I wanted to do things a little different. I wanted to work on my own business, not on somebody else's business. I think I've always had the entrepreneur spirit. I was 10 years old when I actually started my first business selling shaved ice in front of our apartment complex. Since it was tough at home, I decided to save up a few dollars and buy some ice. And that's what we did in order to push the family forward and help pay the things that needed to be paid on a daily basis because we lived day to day. I owe a lot of this to my mom for really pulling us out of the area where we lived in and actually putting us through everything we did. It's been a beautiful ride that I feel has made who I am today. It is extremely important to me and I think it's one of the biggest motivations that I have now, especially being now a father of two young kids and another one on the way. Things have shifted over the years. We've been able to succeed and to move forward and not have to live day to day. And my new motivation now is really helping my kids reach those same levels and even beyond with education and the entrepreneur spirit. I go from shaved ice to where I am today, the entire ride, but it's been incredible. I think David Albany's really has a lot more to do and to live and he really has a lot to give. From here to 10 years, I really hope that I can adhere to my calling, just probably running for a state or local office, where I can affect the greater numbers in a greater way. It's without our local community, we wouldn't be where we're at because they have actually put us in the position we are in. In the same way, we support them and we try to do things for them at the same time. When we die, we take nothing with us. I rather give that back and see another child that was in my position, maybe a little underprivileged, maybe in a rough neighborhood. Give them the opportunity to try to grow and reach their goals and dreams. Look at your dreams. What are they? Where do I want to be in one year, five years, ten years from now? What do I want to be doing? What's important to me? What's my why? That drives me every single day and really use that to push forward on what they really want to do in life. That's what we do, that's how we do it. That's what I've lived by every single day because that's what leads you to greatness.