Aryeh describes himself as a “venturist” which he jokingly describes as an entrepreneur involved in multiple businesses. At age 15, Aryeh carried two big boxes of jewelry knocking door-to-door selling to homes and businesses. That same year, Aryeh’s high school sweetheart printed his first business cards reading “Car Locator Service” because he was too young to take title in his name but he memorized the Classified ads in 4 newspapers daily and could tell you what was for sale and how much it was worth based on other years, makes and miles in the market. At the age of 18, Aryeh’s college (Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida) did not have a classified section so he started one himself, and within a few months dropped out to publish his own magazine – of course he had to learn publishing skills. Months later, he sold the magazine for a profit and got into his family business – Real Estate sales, development and mortgage brokering. By the age of 22, Aryeh owned multiple rental homes, cars, boats, jet skis, the latest stereo equipment, computers, a dog, and collected cheap sunglasses. His mom died without a will and a power struggle with his step-father left Aryeh bankrupt, so he moved to start again in Colorado. Just 4 years later at the age of 26, Aryeh’s company was worth an estimated $19 Million with assets and income and he started to invest in restaurants and technology when the bubble burst and Aryeh lost everything. He was hired as Interim CEO of 1st Nations and grew that to become one of the biggest mortgage companies on the Eastern seaboard, and started his own Real Estate development, Architecture and mortgage firm but lost nearly $10 Million in the crash of 2009 followed by divorce in 2010 and stage 4 cancer in 2011.