The Little Giant of New York -- Andrew Stewart

<p>After living six months in New Jersey in 2019, I decided to return to New York at the beginning of 2020 to the despise of my family, who believed I was taking a bold step since I've only moved to the USA two years prior. I just wanted to follow my dream. What it was at that time, I wasn't certain, but New Jersey wasn't cutting it for me. I decided to move to Canarsie with my wife and two daughters, and from there on, I started my journey toward my business. It was not a walk in the park, and I knew it was never going to be because I understand the challenges that come with success. Nevertheless, Quest was going to be a manifestation.</p><p></p><p>The interconnection of getting the necessary requirements to set up a business, I'm talking about documents, permits, and funding, was so closely knitted that, at times, it was frustrating, and it took a toll on me, but I fought a good fight and exemplified persistence toward achieving my goal.</p><p></p><p>I started selling fish, then added products; I realized I could do more. I decided to bring a container of frozen items then I realized it would be unfit to bring a container of frozen items to do business but not have a location. Meanwhile, I met Mr. Harold Lutchman, a bank manager at TD Bank, who admired what I was doing, and along with my brother Delon, who was always on board with my progress, we decide to come together to open a location.</p><p></p><p>Setting that up has been the biggest challenge I've had to endure over