I don't know exactly what I'll build in ten years. I just know I want to spend those ten years becoming someone capable of building it.

I still haven't decided what one subject I want to dedicate my life to. Maybe that's why I keep learning everything that genuinely interests me—economics, psychology, politics, technology, history, and whatever else makes me stop and ask, "Why does this work the way it does?" I write about some of those thoughts in essays, mostly so I can understand them a little better myself.

I have a habit of wanting to figure things out on my own. Whether it's building a website, learning a new skill, or solving a problem, my first instinct is usually to try it myself before asking for help. Sometimes that's a strength. Sometimes it's probably my biggest weakness.

I've also realized I quietly care a lot about the people around me. I enjoy seeing others succeed, even if I rarely say it out loud. Maybe that's why I'm drawn to building things that make someone's life a little easier.

For now, I'm simply trying to stay curious. I trust that if I keep learning, writing, and building, the path will eventually reveal itself.

That's brief about me. If you want to know more about my intellectual side, you can visit any of the pages from the navigation.