David Hira opened his first business, a bicycle repair shop, while he was in the 8th grade. He worked 4 jobs simultaneously throughout high school and college, and later became the youngest branch manager ever in a $3 1/2 billion dollar electronics company, a position he still currently holds.

At age 27, David Hira opened Toshio's (Toe-shee-oh's) a successful Japanese Restaurant in Dallas, and later became the founder and President of a continuing education provider for the medical profession, teaching "A-Traumatic Care" to the nursing industry in hospitals throughout the United States.

At a peak of his performing popularity, in August of 1993, David was struck by an automobile as a pedestrian. Rebuilding his life while keeping his family and business' together in the face of tragedy is both inspirational and educational. It's all about doing what others said could not be done!