Growing up, I would try to understand how and why things function the way they do. Out of this curiosity, I started coding because you can start from scratch with a white canvas and build whatever you want and however you want it to work. Just like everything in life, I succeeded at some and lost others. My failed projects were not enough to stop me, instead, I approached my next "experiment" with lessons from the failed ones to ensure success. Today this curiosity is still burning bright inside me because this industry is growing so fast that my will to learn can never run dry, so I always find new ways to excite me.