Aron Goulah

About Me.

​I was born and raised in Fontana, California, and spent the first 35 years of my life there. Today I’m still in Southern California, right here in the Inland Empire. I’ve always been a Dodger fan, and I became a Rams fan the moment they came back home to L.A. in 2016.

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I grew up with a dachshund, and now I have one that looks just like him named Rilo. I love those dogs. They’re the best, even if they’re a little needy.

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I bought my first house in 2005 when I was 21. In 2018, I decided to let it go so I could move forward, leave Fontana behind, and take a more mature path toward the life I wanted. It was a big transition, but it was the right one for me.

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Since then, I’ve been building my own personal brands. Some of it was cringe, some of it was fun, but all of it helped me grow. I shared a lot, helped a lot of people, and learned even more along the way.

Now I’m 42 while writing this, thinking about the future. If we’re lucky, we get another 40 or 50 years. Maybe 30. However long it is, I want to stay busy doing the things I love, work hard toward financial freedom, and enjoy my life to the fullest.

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California is one of my biggest passions. I love this state and always have, and I want to bring people along with me as I explore it. Whether it’s adventures around SoCal, Rams games, Dodger baseball, collectibles, or whatever I’m into at the moment, I want to share it all here.

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The more I grow and the more financial freedom I create, the deeper I can go into the things I care about. One day I hope to hire help, expand my brands, and keep building something meaningful.

I still love to have fun. I don’t party like I used to, but I love a good daytime adventure. Going to a game. Visiting a national park. Camping. Laughing. Telling stories. Life has evolved, and so have I, but I’m still here sharing my journey.

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Thank you to everyone who’s been with me through the wild parts, the highs, the lows, and everything in between. A lot of you have known me since high school, middle school, even elementary school. I appreciate you more than I can ever say.

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Thank you for sticking with me. I love you all.