I once built a tech company in my mid 20s called CityGuru. Its purpose was to allow tourists local type of experiences, such as eating with the chef in his kitchen, or a secret menu, lovingly with my name on it, or a pizza that had so much flavor, it was too good to be on the menu.  This little startup of mine, won every award at Seattles top investor pitch events. Google, Microsoft and Intercontinental Hotels named it the top new travel and tech company at the time.  The idea to turn our phones into a mini concierge, giving you access to insider exclusives would later become known as one of the top events brands in the city as I worked with City of Seattle and large companies like Starbucks and iconic brands like The Space Needle producing the most talked about events and local experiences the city ever saw from the time I recreated the spaghetti scene from Lady in the Tramp, in an actual alley, with everything Italian from the table clothes, the wine, the according player, to the spaghetti and meatballs as the movie played in the background.  To the timeI knighted the most influential people in Seattle for SeaFair and that time I had the hottest guys walk adoptable dogs down the runway for my popular Hot Men and Cute Pups fashion shows.  You know. I really did have fun creating experiences and events and miss this more than I realize.