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𝙃𝙞, 𝙄’𝙢 𝙑𝙞𝙠𝙖𝙨 𝘼𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙧𝙮𝙖 Most of you already know me. And for those who don’t I’m just a Human (obviously 😅), someone who’s deeply passionate about entrepreneurship and building things that solve real-life problems. Why? Because I’ve faced a lot of them myself. Since childhood, I’ve always been curious. I wanted to do everything. Growing up in a middle-class family, my biggest dream was simple but powerful to build a home on my own and gift it to my parents. I know many middle-class kids can relate to that feeling. During my teenage years, I was everywhere dancing, painting, crafting, acting in dramas, leading teams, attending camps, and always volunteering for anything that came my way. I was the guy who loved being in the spotlight, always trying new things. I wanted to be a jack of all trades and maybe master a few too. But somewhere down the line, I realized something important "I can’t do everything at once". Even though I loved all those things, they weren’t really helping me grow or earn. So, I took a break just for a month to reflect and stop feeling bad about slowing down. Life, of course, continued. Classes, exams, good grades… I did all of it. But deep inside, my heart felt empty. I kept asking myself Who am I really? What am I doing? What’s my purpose? That’s when I decided to start from scratch to rebuild myself. Slowly, I found what truly lights me up Entrepreneurship. It felt like the one space where I could truly be me, where I could build things from scratch and still keep that curious inner child alive. And here’s what I’ve learned so far Learning is everything. You may face tough times. You may think, “I’m from a middle-class family, maybe big dreams aren’t meant for me. But that’s not true. If you have the power to dream big, you also have the strength to achieve those dreams. What it takes is dedication, consistency, and honest hard work. So here’s my message to everyone who endup reading till here Don’t live life by default , live it by design. Design your life. Build it your way. And most importantly, enjoy the journey.