An engineer, builder, and all-around curious person.

I’ve always liked knowing how things work.

Not just enough to use them. I want to understand what’s actually happening underneath, why something isn’t working, and what happens if I change it.

I also learned pretty early that the way something is normally taught isn’t always the way I’m going to understand it.

I have dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, so I got used to finding different ways to learn.

I think those two things have ended up going together.

If I don’t understand something, I want to take it apart, see how it works, try it myself, and figure out what I’m missing.

That’s how I learn engineering, how I’ve built businesses, and how I’ve approached most things I’ve cared about.

I learn by doing.

Show me something, let me use it on a real problem, and I’ll understand it much faster than I will from a page of rules.

That’s also why I tend to start things before I know everything about them.

Building usually shows me what I need to learn next.

I was the first girl to play football at both my middle school and my high school.

I played wide receiver and kicker in middle school and later kicked in Texas 6A high school football.

I didn’t wait for someone to tell me I could.

Right now, I’m studying mechanical engineering at the University of Alabama while building TheEverlasting.

I’m fascinated by where AI is going and what it allows someone to build that they couldn’t have built before.

I don’t know exactly where all of this takes me yet.

I know I want to keep building.