During high school, I got to know the field of architecture closely, and in the same period, I became interested in participating in architectural conferences and lectures. In my first year of university, I researched various architectural software and tried to improve some of my software skills. Because of my mastery of the Revit software, I was able to start working in an architecture studio in my second year of university. I believed that working experience in a professional studio was much more beneficial than studying in a flawed academic structure.During the Covid-19 pandemic, I decided to do freelance work to earn better income and face fewer challenges. This experience had a very positive impact on my future career made me improve my time management ability, and also made me interact closely with the client for the first time.I would rather work in an architecture office than start one myself. During these years, considering all the experiences I had, I concluded that architecture is not just a job for me, but a lifestyle. I got closer to art through architecture. Every minute of my life is somehow related to architecture and this is what keeps me alive in these difficult days.