My Grandpa had two beautiful Brunswick 9-Footers in the front room, and 4 mysterious card tables (speakeasy style) in the back room. He also had two cool penny pinball machines, a Wurlitzer juke box, and all kinds of cool candies and snacks. I was just a little kid, barely three and a half feet tall, so my grandfather built me a custom wooden box with a leather strap so I could drag it around and rack the pool tables for a nickel a game. On the weekends, I got to watch legendary musicians and entertainers play 9-ball ring games against my dad and uncle,s.

But life after WWII little was incredibly tough. Prejudice was a harsh reality on the streets and in the classrooms. As a scrawny kid with an attitude, I was constantly chased and knocked around. At 6 years old I ended up in the hospital after being beat in the head with a baseball bat. The local community faced constant hostility and the deep divisions of that era left a lasting mark.

Decades later, seeing history threaten to repeat itself crosses a deeply personal red line. As citizens, we have a responsibility to learn from the past so we never duplicate its dark chapters. That is why I am so deeply committed to creating safeguards for the vulnerable today.

The Pilot Project: Lifelines for Financial Security

I am not a wealthy corporate executive; I am a lifelong worker who knows what it means to grind. I have chosen to use any and all available resources to plant seeds of financial security for deserving people.

My goal is to fully finance a pilot program that creates reliable, flexible, work-from-home second jobs for up to 10 individuals. These roles are specifically designed to generate the extra income families need to stay stable during chaotic economic times.

Currently, I have developed a network of 9 distinct Master Websites focusing on various community needs and interests, including:

Building Together

Growing up in Seattle, I was always amazed at how many Korean immigrants were able to open high quality restaurants. A friend explained that about a dozen established owners had formed an investment club. They pooled their money and lent it to new members to help them get started. I’ve always thought that was a brilliant idea, and I intend to build something like it here.

Join Us

If you’re a working person looking for a flexible second income, or you know someone who fits the bill, I’d like to hear from you. Let’s get through the next few years together.

For more information, or to join our free membership club, please use the contact form. You can also view my personal references here.

Updates

Official Website Launch Date Postponed until April 1, 2027!