Avi Schiffmann: The Boy Who Coded a Better World (An Inspiring Story for Young Innovators)

The world is a loud and chaotic and often crumbling place, and as a child you're usually told to sit down and be quiet and let the grown-ups handle the big problems. That was fifteen-year-old Avi Schiffmann, staring at a screen in a dark, quiet room. While the world outside was panicking through a global crisis, Avi was not just watching, he was coding. He didn't wait for approval or a degree. He realized that the same tools he used to play games could be a lighthouse to millions, transforming terrifying data into a map to survive. Avi's trip from his bedroom in Seattle to the world stage shows you don't have to be a CEO to change the world. It's a story about midnight hacks, virality, the sting of public judgment, and the courage to pursue wild ideas when everyone says no. If you have ever wondered if there is something better in store for you, the answer is in your keyboard. Ready to see what you can come up with? Open this book and begin. Legal Disclaimer This book is an unofficial, unauthorized account of the public life and career of Avi Schiffmann. It is intended for inspirational and educational purposes only. The author and publisher are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Avi Schiffmann, the company "Friend," or any other entities mentioned herein. All trademarks, service marks, and proprietary names remain the property of their respective owners. The content does not constitute professional, technical, or investment advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own independent research.

Pagina's: 107, Paperback, Independently published