We are all creators at heart and sometimes we need a little help to get started on the grand vision we have created in our own minds.

Whether it's a simple sketch on a napkin or a well-thought-out mind map of words on a whiteboard, every idea deserves to be realized.

In my office, I have a bin that holds a collection of drawings and ideas I've accumulated over the past 30 years. These ideas are jotted down on napkins, scraps of paper, notebooks, and even the back of old schoolwork. I owe a debt of gratitude to my mother for preserving these, as many of these concepts have proven valuable in the long run.

My parents always nurtured my creativity. It began with simple activities like origami and building with Lego, eventually expanding to working with wood and metal during my teenage years and early twenties, often with my father. I had a deep passion for creating and inventing, but there was a significant obstacle in my path. Some ideas couldn't be pursued without access to traditional heavy equipment such as injection molding and CNC machines. Complex designs were beyond my capabilities at the time. Today, I possess the skills and tools to design, model, and fabricate virtually anything I can imagine, thanks to 3D scanning, modeling, and printing.

Now, there are no barriers for me, and I believe there should be none for you either. My goal is to assist in bringing everyone's ideas to life, ensuring that their napkin sketches do not languish in obscurity.