Hey Guys, It's Cameron. 

As a kid I loved video games, hated school and enjoyed spending time with my friends. A typical school kid. When I was about 12 my parents got a divorce and at 13 I moved into a 2 bed flat in a rough Essex town with my dad, the streets were often filled with dodgy people and it was a less than ideal situation. From the ages of 13 to 16 I was considered to be the 'class clown', always messing around, cracking jokes, sitting at the back of class with my friends and not taking school seriously even 1%.

From 16-17 I was a party go-er, the classic 'frat' guy who wasn't smart, barely passed GCSE's and spent majority of my time going to house parties. I was not 'naturally smart' like many others out there and I used this as an excuse to mess around. I almost wasn't accepted into Sixth Form for A-Levels. I was below average by every single possible metric...
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At 17, I finally wanted to turn my life around, I felt like there was more out there than partying and that I should be able to compete against these 'naturally smart' people instead of using that as an excuse to not try, so I tried my best to change my entire life around.

In sixth form, I started to apply myself more. I decided to work harder, longer and stronger and learn as much as possible about tech. I would study A-Levels in the day then come home and then learn how to break into tech for my evenings. This was while balancing a part-time waiter job for £4.35 an hour. I did this every day for two full years as I had zero guidance...
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Because I applied myself in A-Levels, I managed to get a few spots in some universities (even red brick ones). I used my free time in university to pursue various tech related ventures to increase my authority in the space for tech roles after graduation, certifications, Published Research and First-Class grades. Within the second year I leveraged my proven strategies of the 'Market Edge Blueprint' to obtain the interest from Apple and start the interview process, this lead me into an Engineer role at Apple at 20.

However, not long after this, I was forced out and made homeless... sleeping on my mums sofa/floor as a fresh graduate...
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Shortly after this, I started the graduation Apple Engineering position at 21 on £72,000. From almost failing GCSE's, not being naturally smart, a typical party guy with barely a functioning brain and homeless, I eventually amassed the success I have to this day and build myself back up again in a few short years...

This is a testament that if you truly want something you can push through to the end regardless of what happens to you, if I can do it, with my odds, you can as well.

The pain I went through in my life only made me stronger and the 4 years it took to break into tech, I now wish to provide the proven systems and strategies to make it easier, faster and better for others also wishing to break into tech and live their dream tech lifestyle. 

I hope my back story has inspired you to know what is possible, even when all odds are against you. I worked very hard, so now you don't have to. I truly want the best for you, and your tech career.