I didn’t plan this career.
It kind of cornered me.
I started out studying engineering.
Like most people, I thought I knew where I was headed.
That plan didn’t explode.
It just… quietly stopped making sense.
It didn’t happen in a classroom.
It happened at midnight.
A couple of friends and I started a late-night food delivery venture.
That scrappy experiment turned into a café we called Milestone.
No playbook.
Just instinct and energy.
At some point, we needed branding.
So I tried.
No training. No expectations.
Just making something that worked.
That was my entry into design.
We ran Milestone for about a year—
then went our separate ways.
But something had already shifted.
I started freelancing.
First in web and backend development.
Then design started creeping back in.
Small requests. Side projects.
I followed it.
I didn’t go to design school.
I built my own.
I pulled curriculums from top programs.
Broke them down. Learned piece by piece.
YouTube became my classroom.
Client work became my test.
Then things picked up.
I started sharing online.
An audience grew—40,000 people.
More importantly:
more work. more momentum.
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