Steven Napolitan built his company Napolitan Productions by working 20–hour work days, seven days a week. Any other Punchcard Player would be proud of the entrepreneur's work ethic, even if his work falls under one job title. Mr. Napoiltan does, however, have multiple clients at the same time that he manages himself.

A businessman, a marketer and a film and video craftsman, Mr. Napolitan's film experience includes producing and editing feature length movies "Punchcard Player" and "1 2 3," he's produced, directed and edited a number of short films, and he has produced hundreds of advertising, marketing and internal promotions for many companies including Apple, Palm, Charles Schwab and the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

Mr. Napolitan owns and operates Napolitan Productions, an advertising and marketing firm that produces print/web design, outdoor ads, commercials and internal video tools.

Mr. Napolitan was a co–creator, producer and editor of "The Scene TV," an arts and entertainment television show, and was a co–founder and publisher of The Scene, a monthly arts and entertainment magazine.

Mr. Napolitan studied motion pictures and video production at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco. He later worked under many individual entrepreneurs to learn the art of business.

While busy at work on several projects at the same time in true form of a Punchcard Player, Mr. Napolitan became co–creator of the 90–minute nap, a sleeping method that allows the human body to fully recover after a complete day of work –– any more sleep or any less sleep would require that the body get a full night's rest.