Michael started like many—clocking in daily in corporate America. But a desire for more time and freedom pushed him into entrepreneurship. After years of working as a mailman, a single mentorship conversation turned his perspective inside out. That’s when he walked away from the “safe route” and entered the world of real estate. Helping buyers and sellers gave him purpose. But it was during his next transition—professional poker—that the lessons got deeper. After suffering heavy losses, Michael faced a harsh reality: he needed funding.

That’s when he discovered the real power of credit. It wasn’t just about numbers—it was about leverage, strategy, and possibility. Now, Michael helps others see what they can do with the right tools and knowledge in hand.