I have a BS in finance and economics, an MBA in strategy and entrepreneurship, and a Doctorate of Executive Leadership in international business and global business sustainability. My doctoral dissertation subject is "How people get through life-challenges with a ten-dimensional eco-system of support." The study looks at how people apply the support systems of coping skills, resource utilization, and relationships within the lens of spiritual, emotional, social, cultural, intellectual, environmental, political, economic, physical, and recreational dimensions to respond to sudden life-challenges.

My entrepreneurial endeavors started at the young age of thirteen years of age manufacturing educational puzzles that grew into a multi-national company by the time I graduated from high school. I have worked as a legal research assistant through contracts with attorneys in cases going before the Utah Supreme Court, United States Court of Appeals, United States Supreme Court, and International Courts in the Isle of Mann and Costa Rica. I have built the leadership team for an international humanitarian organization that raised $55 billion through charitable bonds within seven months. I have co-founded a political action committee, an international charitable organization, and have served as a management consultant to businesses throughout the United States.