I started out writing about things. Computer hardware, mostly. Back then, it was for NordicHardware, as a news editor, a role that later grew into full-blown reviews that incorporated video and fueled a desire to take hardware to its limits.Some light overclocking later, I ended up in marketing roles with Taiwanese companies. "He appears to know what he's doing," figured certain representatives of said companies. Frantic production of press releases, blog posts, corporate presentations and product videos ensued, while making sure the right media was handed the right message and tools to do their job.Pondering what else Taiwan could offer, I set up a small business importing and marketing Taiwanese-made carbon fiber bicycle components in Sweden. On the side, I was offering freelance writing services that mainly resulted in technical reviewers' guides on behalf of a major Taiwanese gaming monitor manufacturer.Later, having returned to Sweden to study VR Production, I once again picked up an editorial role, producing 500 news articles, contests and guides on behalf of top Swedish hardware media SweClockers in a little over a year before being hired by PR agency Geelmuyden Kiese.At Geelmuyden Kiese, I manage projects on behalf of our most demanding tech and automotive clients – ensuring the right message is heard by the right people. And I still get to write about things I am passionate about.