Bgo

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Player: Bgo · Age 12 to now

I'm Bgo. I left my 9 to 5 to build my own business. Now I help engineers do the same.

This is how I got here, from age 12 to now.

Hey, I'm Bgo. I quit my 9 to 5 building someone else's dream. Now I help engineers build theirs.

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This is my story, from age 12 to now.

  1. Age 12

    The beginning

    We packed up and moved from Armenia to the US.

    I had to learn English. It was my third language.

    New country, new culture. That's where my American Dream started.

  2. Age 16

    First lines of code

    I joined my high school robotics team as sim and analysis lead, and team strategist.

    I stayed after school every day to code and build. My first code was in MATLAB.

    We won regionals for the first time in a decade. I've been chasing that feeling ever since.

  3. Age 18

    First CS class

    My first CS class was intro to Java at community college.

    It felt way too easy. I honestly thought I was a programming legend.

    I loved hardware and software, so I went for computer engineering.

  4. Age 19

    NASA and UCLA

    At UCLA I was a research engineer, studying consciousness and intelligence.

    Then I landed an internship at NASA and got to visit the Armstrong Flight Research Center.

    My first taste of corporate life. Honestly? I didn't enjoy it.

  5. Age 20

    Stacking wins

    I started at UCSD and landed my first six-figure consulting job, working with Fortune 500 companies.

    On the side I co-founded OtakuBru, an anime coffee brand, and launched InfernoSparkz. I felt on top of the world.

    My day at 20
    • 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM Working
    • 3:30 PM to 8:30 PM Classes
    • 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM Exercising
    • 10:30 PM to 12:00 AM Ecom
    • 12:00 AM to 6:00 AM Sleeping

  6. Age 21

    Graduated

    I graduated with my B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

    At work I made senior in 8 months, before I'd even graduated.

    But every day I prayed I wouldn't get stuck in a 9 to 5.

  7. Age 22

    How the mighty have fallen

    My lighter manufacturer scammed me. I lost nearly $17K, plus over $130K in unrealized gains.

    OtakuBru got shut down over copyright. Work kept promoting me, but my confidence kept sinking.

    ChatGPT launched on Nov 30, 2022, my birthday. I took it as a sign, quit my 9 to 5 and started AB Analytics.

  8. Age 23

    Light at the end of the tunnel

    No Plan B. Down to my last $258, I landed my first client for $16,000.

    Then it snowballed: my first six-figure deal, 8 full-time employees, 7 figures in ARR.

    I even got invited to dinner with a U.S. President.

    Bank balance: $258. Then my first client: $16,000.

  9. Age 24

    Gratitude and conquest

    I grew the team too fast, and my margins collapsed.

    So I rebuilt everything lean, around AI. For the first time, I felt truly free.

    That's when I started Code To CEO, to help engineers make the same move I made.

  10. Age 25

    Scaling and ascension

    Dozens of engineers have used CTC to leave their 9 to 5. On average they land a first client in about 47 days.

    Two of our founders became millionaires in a single year. I hosted our third mastermind at the Four Seasons Otemachi in Tokyo.

    I passed 45,000 YouTube subscribers, became a Claude Community Ambassador, and took AB Analytics into the UAE with G1 Analytics.

Your turn

At 22, I hit this fork. Stay in the 9 to 5, or bet on myself. Where are you standing?

Want to make the same move? Pick the door that fits.

Ongoing Projects

  1. In progress

    AB Analytics and G1 Analytics

    B2B AI consulting firm that helps businesses make data-driven decisions.

  2. In progress

    YouTube

    Helping other software engineers achieve true freedom: financial, time, and location.

  3. Coming soon

    Sora

    In the works and set to go public soon. It's going to be groundbreaking.