“When I was younger, my childhood was inspired to use solely my imagination.  Technology was not available to me.  Family also surrounded me with artwork, music, and all forms of expressionalism.  Most of my creative ideas were for my self-admiration, because in my adolescent school years, these creative dreams were called daydreaming by my teachers, and it made it seem more of a problem than a gift. 

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It wasn’t until my adulthood that I almost lost my life to a Factor V Leiden condition that gave me chronic blood clotting disposition.  It was that which gave me the strength to share myself with the world. To never conform to one ideology.  Be open-minded.  Share all that I have welled up inside my passionate heart and innovate the world one day at a time. ”  Sasha George openly reflects.