Brian Savoie

When temporarily in training for the licensed role of financial advisory, I actually had a plan to start my own business of tutoring people on crypto and web3 as it becomes more and more normalized.

Yep. I'm an ordained minister. Have documentation to prove it and can legally wed people in all but four states, as well as do other things commonly associated with the priesthood like baptisms or confession.

I was a bit late to the NFT gold rush, however unlike most, I see the potentiality in it not simply as a novelty or speculative product, but as a new way of doing business. Contractual obligations, certification, club memberships, couponing, so many things could be used via NFTs for commerce and trade ease that I don't see how we're not commonly using it yet.

Quickly became assistant manager and this was a job I was able to obtain from my girlfriend at the time to actually generate hard income rather than my usual commissions or flaky surges of profit margins.

I listed sales before, however this one was notably different not cold calling, rather doing more targeted marketing for real-estate and navigating social media to find potential leads.

I'm just going to combine all my years of security experience into one convenient descriptor. What's more important than the companies I worked with was the classified clearance I was able to obtain because I'm reliable, becoming captain in six months, and many MANY stories I could tell.

Just basic duties like confirming dates, budgeting, and organizing planned events.

Again, merging several jobs into one because I've just worked with so many different companies it's easier this way. I've done cold calling, I've done car sales, I've done life insurance, products of all kinds, the boiler room is also my bedroom.

I mostly ran the website, but did help contribute to the development of some of the company's gaming lineup and overlooked code of said games.