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May 2018 - February 2026

In most cases, people wouldn’t normally create a thoughtful write-up, or a video, of their previous workplace (other than huge rants of displeasure, gripe, and juicy tea). Spending a significant portion of my life, nearly 8 years (about 25% of my life), in the most developmental time from the ages of 23 to 30 – I feel compelled to convey these thoughts.

What started from an act of spontaneous ambiguity without strategic decision-making as my prefrontal cortex has yet to fuse, I quit my job at Costco (it’s not as glamorous as you think) and started a business with my high school best friend and my worst nightmare – to which I ignored many of my friends’ pleas in the past. My first task was to convince a total stranger to sublease a brand new business that has yet to implement a solid business plan at a “Which-Wich”. To my surprise, he said “yes.”

Robert no longer became a stranger, but someone I can call a friend. The moment our business turned sour, Robert immediately swooped in to acquire John and I under his payroll. His business was still gaining ground and I was there for all the ups and downs to where it stands today.

Working at AstroAI has taken me far and wide. I have traveled to snowy mountains, high deserts, sand dunes, and off the beaten path.

I gave it my all despite the frustrations featured day to day. I wanted more, strived to do more, but in return received less than satisfactory. AstroAI continued to grow, but I was not given the same opportunities. It seemed pre-determined for my career to hit the ceiling.

What made it worth coming in was to see my coworkers, my friends. You’d wonder how we got any work done with all the shenanigans that took place.

I will never forget the relationships and friendships fostered at such a particularly unique workplace. Work rarely felt like work. The ability to become close to your coworkers who turn into friends is a rarity.

Thank you to everyone at AstroAI. Whether you’ve been there since day one or have moved on to better ventures, I hope you still look back to the great memories you had.

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