Life in the fast lane

For most young adults, entering their 20s is an exciting time, marked by attending college, making decisions about the next step, and socializing through partying. It's their time to start learning and truly explore themselves, while also enjoying the bright side of life. For one individual, he has found out what his next move is, as he attends college for accounting, runs his own business, works alongside a significant cannabis company, and has a substantial investment portfolio—introducing Bryan Martin, a 20-year-old who has achieved remarkable success and wealth for his age through his work and proficiency in marketing. Hailing from Las Vegas, Nevada, Bryan started with small beginnings, reselling sneakers on Facebook, where he quickly learned the basics of marketing and found his niche. He expanded into the digital marketing space during his senior year of high school, worked with clients in the Las Vegas area, and established a name for himself. Due to his skills and passion for marketing, Bryan's expertise attracted clients in Miami, where they became good friends and introduced him to the cannabis industry. He coded their website from the ground up, made it extremely easy to buy cannabis online, and made buyers flock to the business website. The company adored his work and made him a part of their enterprise, promising him a base salary and founders' equity. He uses that equity and base salary he's earned to fund his dream of making and owning a business called (MMENTPSE), a marketing agency where he helps business owners drive more traffic to their website and close a sale. Bryan also does all this while attending the University of Las Vegas to earn his accounting degree.

Along with working diligently, Bryan conducts research whenever possible to expand his knowledge about the next big thing in the market industry. He says he likes to be early in projects that he knows will develop an excellent ROI (return on investment). "Anything that can make me a fast nickel, I invest in. He also says that the money he earns from his business is invested in other assets. While Bryan is hard at work, he finds time to relax. In his downtime, he still enjoys excellent food, parties, traveling with friends, and the occasional good book. He plans to retire at 25, with his business growing and him working alongside others, and at the pace he's going, it is very possible.