My day job consists of trading equity options and commodities futures, mainly Gold and Silver. Due to the stress-levels related to this line of work, I am transitioning into freelance writing so I do not have to burn myself out to make a good living. With that being said, my background is in business. I graduated from Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business in 2014 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance. Prior to attending university, I served five years in the United States Navy, serving onboard USS Nashville (LPD-13) as an Operations Specialist (OS). Following graduation, I served as the Assistant Manager for two years at Grasso Girls Farm Market, a small business in New Jersey. This provided me with practical business experience to go along with the theoretical knowledge I had learned in school. I moved to Charleston, SC in March 2016 to be closer to family and to pursue a career as a professional trader. As I previously mentioned, I am now looking to cut down on trading to develop a freelance writing business. In truth, I am a better writer than I am a trader, which is why I am making this transition. In addition to business, I am also well-versed in a number of other subjects, including: personal development, health & wellness, nutrition, travel, politics, geopolitics, and economics, among others. Moreover, I am a quick learner with the ability to achieve competency in complex subjects in short period of time. Having visited sixteen different countries on four separate continents throughout my life, along with three cross-country road trips within the United States, I have a vast wealth of personal experience to draw upon in my writing – not to mention the experience I gained throughout my military service.