I thought building companies from the ground up would teach me how to read people.
It did, in business.
It failed me completely at home.
My name is Daniel Navarro.
I am forty-two years old, and on paper, I am the kind of man people envy without asking too many questions.
I own logistics firms, warehousing assets, and a technology company that started as a shipping platform and became something much larger than I ever expected.
I live in a gated home in one of the most expensive parts of the city.
I wear tailored suits, travel for meetings, and employ more people than I can count from memory.