Mr. Karl Henckel, I was born in Hawaii and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I was eighteen and went into the Navy. I was attached to the USS Enterprise. The very first nuclear aircraft carrier. After the Navy, I became a truck driver, and that preceded it become my lifestyle for about 16 to 18 years. I then went to school To become a wind turbine tech. The school was one semester with 21 credit hours. Almost double full-time. Even though I graduated with a 4.0It took me nearly a year to get hired as a wind turbine tech. After the Navy, I became a truck driver, and that preceded it become my lifestyle for about 16 to 18 years. I then went to school To become a wind turbine tech. The school was one semester with 21 credit hours. Almost double full-time. Even though I graduated with a 4.0, it took me nearly a year to get hired as a wind turbine tech. I Work for that company For almost four years. It was a very long hard job to climb a straight vertical ladder260 feet to the top, every day to four times a day. And had to travel for two months then we would get to come home for one weekend then travel for two more months, So I was never home. I had to quit that job so I could go home and take care of my mother. She had a terminal diagnosis for cancer, and then I had to help her 24 hours a day, seven days a week until she passed. Then not only did I lose her. Still, I also lost the house that I was living in, my mom's house, because we didn't have mortgage protection. That is when I decided to become a licensed life insurance agent to help people not go through what I went through.