Growing up, I always had an intuition for business. Whether it was selling Lucozade’s on the school field, setting up lemonade stands outside my house, and even planning a fair called ‘Friday Funday’ (though that one never came to fruition).
In my teenage years, my entrepreneurial spirit continued with driveway cleaning services and starting out as a personal trainer. But nothing ever seemed to ‘stick.’ I got easily distracted, caught up in partying, and that initial business spark faded as every attempt became less and less effective.

By the time I reached university, I was just another average student. I had an underlying discipline and moments of productivity, but they were always overshadowed by unproductive habits. Despite my potential, I could never make a lasting change stick.

I knew I was built for more than what life was offering me, but I felt stuck in a cycle of inconsistency and self-doubt. My energy was all over the place, and I struggled to find purpose and meaning. An idle mind is the devil’s workshop and I truly felt this here.