Luke Wyatt is father of two heirs, husband to a wonderful wife, and a stubborn being of relentless exertion. To generalize one’s self is merely to pivot around one’s ego; therefore I will doubtfully be able to summarize my existence. With an attempt, I have a long patience, short memory, and an overly creative mind to the point where my active focus constantly interfere with my plans. That said, I enjoy working towards goals and ventures: planning, executing, dreaming. I prefer every action resulting in a progressive step and despise but deal with setbacks. If every individual can leave a legacy with the cards they are dealt, then why grant failure a definitive meaning?