When i was 6 i knew what i wanted to become: a pilot. I already had a pilot in my family and i liked the way that i could travel places as a job. Used to watch a lot of planes as a kid and play flight simulators.

As i grew, when i was 9, i realized i spent too much time on games. I asked my parents, "How are these games built?" They said coding. I started classes at, building games on Scratch and progressing to Python.

After 3 years, i felt super confident, like the next Elon Musk. But then i realized there were way more languages to learn like Java and TypeScript. I spent time on crash courses on YouTube and built random things.

When I was 13, I applied to buildspace. I built an app called Tipp for tipping workers in Dubai. I made everything—Figma designs, full UI—but realized the licensing hurdles were too high for a 13-year-old.

But that didn't stop me. It taught me skills like video creation, Figma, and more coding.

Now i am 15. I realize school can feel slow, but I focus on subjects I need for my pilot dream: Maths and Physics. My goal is to fully fund my education at the Emirates Flight Training Academy.

Currently Building Simplifly a esim platform and Raly - Build for Fintechs who move fast and just leaning in general with cool people. After all the learning made money