Athlete. Builder. Student.
I'm trying to become really good at a lot of things and documenting the process along the way.
I’m a student, athlete, creator, and builder.
A lot of my life revolves around sports. I play basketball, high jump, train my vertical, run track, and spend a lot of time trying to get faster, stronger, and more explosive. I’m competitive. I like seeing what I’m capable of, finding something I’m bad at, and working until I’m better at it.
But sports aren’t the only thing I’m interested in. I love business and technology, especially AI. I like coming up with ideas and then actually building them instead of just talking about them. I’ve built websites, experimented with AI products, worked on businesses, and spent a lot of time figuring out how technology can help one person do more.
I’m also serious about school. I like learning, especially when I can connect what I’m learning to something I’m actually building or doing.
This website is basically the home base for all of it. The sports. The projects. The videos. The lessons. The wins and the stuff that doesn’t work.
Basketball is a huge part of what I do, but I’m also a high jumper, sprinter, and vertical jump athlete. I care a lot about athletic development because there’s always something to improve.
I’ve spent years training and testing different things to figure out what actually makes me better.
Current Numbers
6'1"
Height
31"
Standing Vertical
41"
Running Vertical
6'7"
High Jump
4:40
1 Mile
2:03
800m
185 lbs
Bench Press
These numbers will change. That’s the point.
I’ve always been interested in business, technology, and figuring out how things work. More recently, I’ve gotten really into AI because of how much it lets one person build.
I’ve worked on websites, businesses, apps, AI tools, marketing systems, and random ideas that I wanted to see if I could actually make real. Some work. Some don’t. Either way, I learn something.
My basic approach is simple: have an idea, build it, put it in front of people, see what happens, improve it. I’m not trying to pretend I have everything figured out. I’m trying to get really good at building.
Check out my agency here: 3kingsai.xyz
I’m interested in business, technology, entrepreneurship, and how all of those things fit together. I’ve taken challenging classes and spent a lot of time trying to do well academically while also balancing sports, projects, and everything else.
My goal is to eventually study business and keep building things while I’m doing it. I don’t really see school, sports, and business as separate parts of my life. They’re all teaching me different things.
Most of what I document lives on YouTube. The website is where everything else comes together.
I started making videos because I liked dunking and wanted to share it. But I don’t want this channel to just be a collection of random clips. I want people to see the whole process.
The training. The competitions. The basketball. The high jump. The workouts. The projects. The trips. The stuff that goes wrong. The moments where something finally clicks. And everything I’m learning along the way.
The short videos are the highlights. The longer videos tell the story.
I don’t have one giant master plan for my life. I have a lot of things I want to get really good at.
I’m not interested in looking like I have everything figured out. I’m more interested in actually doing the work.
That’s something I think about a lot.
If I want to be a great athlete, I have to become great at the sport. If I want to build a successful business, I have to build something people actually want. If I want people to watch my videos, I have to make videos worth watching.
The internet can amplify what you’re doing. But it can’t replace actually being good at something.
Get better. Build stuff. Compete. Document it. Repeat.
Training, basketball, high jump, vertical jump, speed, and competitions.
The videos, stories, experiments, and behind-the-scenes moments from the journey.
Businesses, websites, AI tools, and other things I’m building.
Longer stories, lessons, ideas, and things I’ve learned.
The important moments, milestones, competitions, and projects along the way.
Everything else I’m doing online.
I have no idea exactly where this goes. That’s what makes it interesting.
Right now I’m a student trying to become a better athlete while learning how to build businesses and technology. A few years from now, hopefully I’m looking back at this site and realizing how much changed.
Until then, I’m going to keep working.
Let’s see how far this goes.
