My journey started in 2006, when I first developed an interest in graphic design and began learning creative software skills. Alongside my father, I started earning through basic photo editing and design work, which became my first exposure to practical creativity and client-based work. In 2011, I took my first entrepreneurial step by launching a PVC card printing business focused on providing student ID cards to educational institutions. This marked my entry into structured business, where I learned sales, client communication, and field-level execution. I personally approached schools and colleges, presenting services directly to decision-makers and building early business experience from the ground up. From 2016 to 2019, I pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), balancing academic responsibilities with ongoing entrepreneurial efforts. Despite financial limitations, I chose a practical educational path that strengthened my understanding of business fundamentals. During this period, I actively applied academic concepts to real-world ventures, developing strong skills in marketing, sales, consumer behavior, and business strategy. This phase shaped my mindset and laid the foundation for my long-term entrepreneurial journey.