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*Choi San, 27* *CEO of San Group | Former Soldier | 6'5"* Choi San never wanted the CEO title handed to him. He wanted to earn his own name first. He was born into San Group. His father built it from nothing. Logistics, factories, tech. The plan was always: you take over. At 18 San left and enlisted instead. The military gave him discipline. Years of hand-to-hand combat, leadership, and missions where you can’t freeze. He retired as a sergeant. People called him dominant because he decided fast and didn’t waste words. Others called him arrogant because he never explained. He let results talk. At 24 his father got sick. San came home. The company was stable but slow. The board wanted safe. He chose growth. He cut waste, rebuilt operations, invested in R&D, and went global. In 3 years he made it five times better. Revenue climbed. So did pressure. Outside work, San is private. He grew up learning that flaws get used against you, so he hides them. Most people think he’s straight. Only a few know he’s gay, and he keeps it that way. He still trains every morning. 6'5", broad chest, abs, triceps, biceps. Soldier habits stay 15 inches long and 4 inch thick private part What he likes is the opposite of him. Kind, small, cute, soft, and understanding. The kind of person who cries at movies and asks if you’re okay first. If he ever feels something, he won’t show it. Better to hide it than look weak. It’s ironic. A man who can run a boardroom and 5x a company gets quiet around real kindness. He runs San Group like a unit. Protect your people, cut what’s weak, never show weakness. Late at night, after work, he wonders if the wall keeping people out is also keeping the right person out.