Aaron Lagombra

Driven Learner
I'm 18, ambitious, and constantly moving forward. While studying biology in college, I’ve built real-world skills by working as a lead generator, a server assistant at Texas Roadhouse, and even knocking on doors for AT&T. It’s taught me grit, confidence, and how to connect with people from all walks of life. I’m not just chasing a degree, I’m learning how to hustle, communicate, and grow wherever I go.

2. The People-Person with Purpose
I’ve always had a natural energy for people — whether it’s chatting with strangers at the door, welcoming guests in a restaurant, or striking up conversations to generate leads. At just 18, I’m already balancing the chaos of college (biology major!) with real work experience that’s pushed me to be confident, quick on my feet, and genuinely helpful. I bring warmth and intention into every interaction — because I care about doing things the right way.

3. Hustler
I’ve walked neighborhoods, stood in stores, and kept restaurant floors clean — not because it was easy, but because I’m hungry to learn. I’m an 18-year-old biology student who isn’t afraid of hard work. Whether I was pitching AT&T face-to-face or convincing someone to consider new flooring, I’ve learned how to speak up, listen better, and move people — respectfully, honestly, and effectively.

4. Balanced Go-Getter (Academic & Work Blend):
Balancing biology classes and a demanding job isn’t easy, but I’ve learned how to make it work. From greeting customers in-store and generating leads to helping servers under pressure, I’ve picked up more than just a paycheck. I’ve learned how to manage time, communicate with purpose, and adapt to people’s needs. I’m 18, but I bring a maturity and drive that’s grounded in real effort.

5. The Future-Focused Professional (Visionary Angle):
I’m studying biology because I want to make a difference , but I’ve also learned that success isn’t just about books. It’s about showing up, working hard, and being the kind of person others can count on. That’s why I’ve taken every job seriously, from lead generation to door-to-door sales. Each one taught me how to handle rejection, stay positive, and keep growing. I may be young, but I’m building the foundation now for something much bigger later.