I was a single dad fresh out of college with a bachelor’s degree in accounting, a house payment and a young son. After going on what felt like a thousand interviews grinning and sweating the whole time to no avail; trying to manage the bills; maintain a business; and not pass on my parental duties, I knew I had to make some hard decisions. I really wanted to make money but also never miss out on the important moments of my sons’ life. I didn’t want to work for someone else nor did I want someone else to raise my son. I found myself in a predicament that many young people find themselves in, so I decided that it would be in my best interest and in the best interest of my family to go the entrepreneurial route.