Ever since childhood, curiosity has been at the center of who I am. Instead of just using things, I’ve always been interested in how they are made, how they work, and how they can be improved. That mindset slowly pushed me toward design, technology, and building small projects of my own.​

In school, choosing the commerce stream with a focus on business and finance felt natural because it matched how I think about ideas, products, and value. At the same time, I started exploring design, basic web creation, and DIY electronics, from simple circuits to custom power bank concepts. Every new experiment taught me something—whether it worked perfectly or failed on the first try.​

Over time, these experiments turned into real projects: visuals, layouts, digital content, and practical builds that reflect both creativity and problem-solving. Working on these helped me understand that I don’t just enjoy making things look good—I enjoy making them useful and meaningful.​

This portfolio is a snapshot of that journey so far. It represents a student who is still learning, improving, and evolving, but already serious about turning ideas into reality and moving toward a future in business, entrepreneurship, and creative technology.