From childhood onward, I had a habit of turning broken toys and random materials into new creations. I was always drawn to how things work and how they can be reimagined. This early curiosity naturally grew into a lifelong pattern of observing, experimenting, and building ideas with my own logic.

To understand systems more deeply, I chose Electronics Engineering. It strengthened my approach to problem-solving and gave me the technical foundation to think beyond conventional methods. Later, as a full-stack software engineer, I learned the logic of web and app technologies, which expanded my creativity even further. I began building digital products, tools, and concepts from scratch - each one an experiment in turning ideas into working systems.

My entry into entrepreneurship brought a different kind of learning. My first business failed, but that failure changed the direction of my life. It pushed me to study business in detail-market behaviour, operations, strategies, customer psychology, and the fundamentals of building value. Over time, these learnings blended with my maker mindset, enabling me to create new business models, communities, and brand concepts with clarity and structure.

Today, this combination of creative thinking, technical understanding, and business logic allows me to architect ecosystems, develop concepts, and design systems that help ideas grow into scalable ventures.

My journey has always been the same: observe deeply, learn continuously, experiment freely, and build everything with intention and originality.

Over time, my work evolved from doing everything myself to building systems and teams that can operate independently.