Mine runs from a California beach to a prison cell to a classroom of thousands. Here's the route, and how I'll help you chart yours.
Where it began for me: a kid on a California beach, my whole map still blank.
After my parents' marriage ended on the military base, my mother and I started over in Buffalo.
A brief, turbulent chapter before the road led me back home.
My life looked comfortable on the surface, but it was built on a foundation that could give way at any moment.
On the day of my eighth-grade graduation, my family was robbed at gunpoint in our own home. Nothing was the same after that.
Trying to provide and find my footing, I got pulled into the streets.
At twenty, thirteen days before my twenty-first birthday, I went to prison.
Inside, I earned an associate's degree, reached the computer lab, and taught myself to code from books, beside other men determined to change. My dream: an app so kids could send photos and letters to a parent behind bars.
I walked out and went to work, landing in tech, founding a nonprofit, consulting, leveling up job after job.
A layoff became the push. I bet on myself, went all in as an entrepreneur, and started teaching.
I set out to teach 2,020 people of color to code by 2020. I taught over 4,300, and never stopped.
Hackathons. AI Labs. FutureLab. Tours. Thousands taught. Products built, and a map I'm still drawing.
Automate Anything. Websites, products, funnels, and AI systems, built with you, end to end.
Start a conversation →A substitute teacher once said the Wall Street Journal wasn't for me. Now I'm invited to speak about the future of this stuff.
Book Antoine to speak →Now I'm teaching 1,000 young people to build with AI, and making the proof public.
See the mission →My road brought me here. Yours runs ahead. Tap where you stand, and watch the way forward draw itself.
Most people find me mid-road: stuck, scaling, or starting over. Wherever you stand, the next move exists. These are the ways I help you reach it.
A face people trust on first sight.
The front door, rebuilt to convert.
A clear path from stranger to customer.
Turn the idea into something real people use.
Tools that do the work you keep redoing.
Put the repetitive work on rails.
Stay in the room after they leave.
Show up where the attention already is.
Tell me where you are and where you're trying to go. We'll plot the route together.