When I first discovered Scratch in 2014, I had no idea it would become the start of a long journey into technology. What began as dragging colorful blocks around a screen slowly turned into an obsession with understanding how software worked. Before long, I was experimenting with HTML, CSS, and PHP, building simple websites and learning by breaking things.
As the years passed, my curiosity kept pulling me into new areas. I explored Linux, databases, networking, cybersecurity, and automation. Every topic felt like another piece of a much larger puzzle. I wasn't following a perfect roadmap I was simply chasing whatever seemed interesting at the time.
Today, that same curiosity has led me to AI, developer tools, and product building. Looking back, I realize none of those detours were wasted. Every technology I explored taught me something valuable, and together they shaped the way I think, build, and solve problems.