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Its not how hard you try to get by, but how one uses the amount of energy one can produce in a day to make there life, and the lives of those around them benefit. Its not about who laughs last, or who dies with the most toys, its about touching as many lives as you can, meeting all types of different people. Keeping an open mind with a diverse array of friends has helped me learn more about human nature than class could ever teach. Everybody needs a passion. Something that makes it all worth it. A drive, a focus, so strong, that whatever we have going on in our lives, we never get distracted from this love? My passion is racing/riding motorcycles. There is no feeling like chopping through the wind on one wheel into triple digits. You, your bike, that moment, nothing else matters. It is the best feeling in the world. This passion and an interest in race apparel has inspired me to get involved with some great people to create Rockstar Racing Inc. Rockstar Racing Inc. is a race apparel line here in Chicago that I am dedicated to. Specializing in custom clothing with a unique aggressive style, I spend a lot of my time working with Chi town's finest on designs, shop work, and legalities. I am networking to find motorcycle enthusiasts, artists, and hard working people to help one another in good business. Check out our site at www.RockstarRacingInc.com . With all this daily hustle, I still find myself wanting to go back to school. I graduated from Lewis University with a BS in Accounting/Finance and find my self missing the mental challenge of class all the time. I am currently preparing for the LSAT, planning to take the test Feb. 7th. I feel if I am not learning, or growing as a person, I am just wasting time. Life is too short to live stagnant! I have always been one to live for the moment. At twenty eight years old I realize there is a big difference between living for the moment, and living in the moment. I choose to live in the moment with a clear vision of where I want to be in the future. I believe in fate, and that things happen for a reason. However, I believe more strongly in manifesting your own destiny. In a world that moves so fast, there is not enough time to premeditate all the decisions that determine our situations in the end. If you don't reflect on the past to plan for the future, than your not learning from your mistakes. I have a vision in my head that I will stop at nothing to achieve. All I want to do is extend a helping hand to those I can, in return for the same. One love, Brad Fiorenza