Started cleaning windows at 16. Running an AI company at 19.

Streamfish takes one podcast episode and turns it into a week of written content: newsletter, posts, essays, carousels. I'm the CEO and right now the only builder. Two mentors who have taken companies to exit are trusting me to ship it, and the first paying customer is waiting on me to finish. No pressure.

The other thing: my whole life runs through an AI operating system I built. One shared brain, a dozen agents. They draft, file, remember, and keep me honest. My brand is the first case study, because every post you see from me was made with the system I'm selling.

The day-to-day build is on X. The longer essays go to LinkedIn.

I grew up in the Central Valley. At 16 I started a window cleaning business because I wanted my own money, and the first time a customer paid me cash on the spot, that was it. Best month: $15,000. I still take jobs when I'm home.

Between then and now I tried almost everything. Copywriting, dropshipping, Amazon FBA, AI TikTok accounts that hit 25k followers in two months. Most of it I quit inside three months. I used to hide that. Now I count it as tuition.

At 18 I spent four weeks in Singapore, Taiwan, and Bali with builders I met online. I watched people who own almost nothing live happier than most people I know back home. I came back clear on what I'm actually after: enough ownership and enough systems that nobody decides where I have to be, and my parents never think about a bill again.

Now I study entrepreneurship at Grand Canyon University, swim at 5:30, and build the rest of the day. A couple of founders who have been where I'm going took a bet on me. The plan from here: build in public, keep the receipts, let the work talk.

Once a week I send exactly what happened: what shipped, what broke, real numbers. If I skip a week, you get to call me out.