When I was 13, social media wasn’t just a tool—it was my playground. I remember setting up my first account, exploring a world of endless connections, creativity, and opportunity. Back then, I didn’t fully grasp its potential, but something about it sparked a fire in me.
By the time I turned 17, school felt like a cage. The traditional path wasn’t for me. Dropping out was a massive risk, but I believed in something bigger—something the textbooks couldn’t teach. With no guarantees, no safety net, and no stable income, I made the boldest move of my life.
I packed my bags and flew to Dubai. “Burn the ships,” I told myself. There was no plan B. It was either build something out of nothing or fail trying.
The early days were brutal—long hours, failed ideas, and moments where doubt crept in. But social media was my weapon. I learned to navigate its currents, build connections, and create opportunities where none existed.
And it worked. Slowly but surely, the risk paid off. Dubai became the backdrop for a story of growth, success, and new beginnings.
So, what am I trying to say? The power of social media is real. It’s not just a tool—it’s a launchpad for those bold enough to take the leap. Trust the process, embrace the risk, and remember that the only limits are the ones you set for yourself.
Now Alhamdulilah (Praise be to God). I live in my dreamhouse and have my dreamcar at such a young age.
I want to thank all my friends that have been a part of my journey. And hope i can inspire the people that can relate to my journey whether it is in the begin, mid or even further!
brother 
