In 2022, I took the leap into ownership after more than a decade on the road. I spent over ten years traveling with the pedicab, learning the city street by street and the business from the inside out. That chapter came to a close in September 2025—and that’s okay. Trying boldly, learning honestly, and continuing anyway is part of how I work.

Along the way, I built my skill set far beyond pedicabs.

In 2012, I was trained by the staff at K1 Speed when they expanded to Austin. Driving electric go-karts taught me precision, speed control, situational awareness, and how to move confidently in tight, high-energy environments—skills that translate directly to navigating crowds, traffic, and nightlife on a pedicab.

I also trained as a snowboarder under Chuck Hewitt, the educator who wrote the instructional framework for AASI/PSIA to help riders advance through professional ranks. Snowboarding taught me balance, edge control, reading terrain, momentum management, and how to stay calm when conditions change fast.

All of it feeds into how I drive, repair, and operate pedicabs today.

Pedicab driving isn’t just pedaling—it’s timing, awareness, control, flow, and trust. Every job I’ve had sharpened those instincts and made me a more well-rounded, confident, and capable operator.

I’ll keep dreaming. I’ll keep learning. And I’ll keep building what comes next—one ride at a time.