The short version
I'm Corey Taylor. I graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1997, served 8 years as a Marine Corps Captain, and got out in 2005. Since 2008, I've been a full-time real estate investor. I'm married to Andrea. We have four kids — Sydney (21), Owen (19), Wyatt (11), and Landon (10).
I'm not a software engineer. I've never worked in Silicon Valley. I built MyTeam365 because I needed it — and once I saw what it could do, I realized everyone else needs it too.
What the Marines taught me
At the Naval Academy, then in the Corps, I learned something that stayed with me forever: you don't make good decisions alone. The best commanders surround themselves with people who think differently. They want the smartest NCO in the room to tell them when they're wrong. They want the intel officer to challenge the operations officer. They want disagreement — real, substantive disagreement — because that's how you find the thing you missed.
The Marine Corps calls this "completing the staff work." You don't bring your commanding officer a problem. You bring them options that your team has already debated, stress-tested, and pressure-checked from every angle. By the time the CO makes a call, the decision has been through a gauntlet.
That's what MyTeam365 does. Multiple AI models. Different perspectives. Real deliberation. Not one chatbot giving you one answer — a team that challenges every assumption before you decide.
Why I built this
In real estate, I make decisions every week that can cost or save six figures. Financing structures. Market timing. Contractor selection. Partnership terms. Legal exposure. For years, I paid consultants $300/hour for advice I needed daily, not monthly. Or worse — I just decided alone.
I tried ChatGPT. It's brilliant. But it gives you one perspective, from one model, with no memory of who you are or what you've been working on. And you have no idea what's informing the answer. Is it pulling from Dave Ramsey or Ray Dalio? A Reddit post or a Harvard case study? You don't know, and you can't control it.
I wanted something different. A team of advisors that I could configure. I wanted a financial advisor that thinks like the people I actually trust. A marketing strategist who remembers my business. A legal advisor who's read my contracts. And I wanted them to argue with each other — because that's when the best answers surface.
So I built it. Not because I'm a tech visionary. Because I'm a guy who was tired of making every important decision alone.
Then something unexpected happened
Once the platform worked for business decisions, my wife Andrea asked if she could build something for her grandmother's recipes. Not a chatbot. Something that felt like her grandmother — the way she talked, the phrases she used, the warmth in her advice.
That became the "Preserve a Loved One" feature. Upload voicemails, texts, letters, recipes, photos. Describe their personality. The AI carries their warmth and wisdom forward for your kids, your grandkids, for generations.
Then a retired electrician friend asked if he could build an AI version of his 38 years of expertise. Something that could mentor homeowners the way he would if they called him. That became the "Digital Mentor" feature and the Marketplace.
What started as one man's need for better advice became a platform for everyone. Business decisions. Family wisdom. Expert mentorship. All powered by AI, but shaped by the humans who build it.
The personal part
I'm a husband and a dad before anything else. Andrea and I have been building a life together for over two decades. Sydney is 21 and figuring out her own path. Owen is 19 and reminds me of myself at that age — confident, stubborn, full of potential. Wyatt (11) and Landon (10) still think Dad's company is cool, which I know has an expiration date.
I played football and ran hurdles at Baron Collier High School in Naples, Florida. I graduated from the Naval Academy. I served my country. I invest in real estate. And now I'm building something I believe will change how people access expertise — regardless of their budget, their network, or their zip code.
AI for everyone. Your experts. Your rules.
What I believe
I believe the biggest inequality in the world isn't money — it's access to good advice. A kid in rural Virginia can't afford a $500/hour business consultant. A single mom can't hire a fractional CFO. A veteran starting a business doesn't have a board of directors.
But they can have one now. For free. That's the mission.
MyTeam365 is free forever on the Discoverer plan. Not a trial. Not a teaser. A real, functional AI advisory team — because I believe everyone deserves access to expertise, not just people who can afford it.