The general population at some point in their lives gives themselves a specific title for who they are or for what they do in their life. Then there are the people who can’t see themselves conforming to this societal task of labeling yourself. That is who we are, Creators. We take everything that we do, every experience that we have, every lesson that we learn, and use it all to create. Call Me Creator was built off the realization that life shouldn’t be about putting yourself in the same categories and same positions as everyone else, but instead to use who we are and make something for others. Founder Jett Sheng came to this realization at the end of his highschool career after being asked “What do you do?”, a question we’ve all probably been asked before and answered with the simple response of “I work at…” or “I’m in the...business”. To Jett though, a man who’s a model, basketball player, student, entrepreneur, and so many more things, a simple response wouldn’t cut it. This is where he connected the dots between everything he does and put it under one category, a Creator. And so the idea of Call Me Creator arose from this realization that an individual can be more than just the things that they do, but use the things that they do to create something of substance.