Childhood

I grew up in a small village, in a modest family, with no big dreams or grand ambitions. Like most kids from small towns, I went to school, played with my friends, and lived a simple, predictable life. The idea of traveling the world or building something bigger than myself didn’t even cross my mind. My world was confined to those familiar village streets, and I was happy with that.

Every day, I walked to school, and the world beyond my village seemed far away, almost unreachable. The city—what I thought was the “big world”—was just a distant concept to me, something I couldn’t really imagine. I had no idea what possibilities life held, or how much could change.

But life has a funny way of shifting the path. One day, I made the decision to leave my small village and move to the big city. The transition was harder than I’d anticipated. The city was bigger, faster, and more overwhelming than anything I had imagined. There were moments when I felt lost, struggling to keep up with the fast pace, the complexity, and the sheer scale of it all. It was a far cry from the easygoing life I had known.

Still, I never gave up. I held on to the values my parents had taught me—loyalty, knowledge, and hard work. They always said that success isn’t about instant rewards, but about being consistent, resilient, and true to your values. I didn’t know it back then, but those values would guide me through every challenge ahead.

In the beginning, I took on various odd jobs, just trying to make ends meet and adjust to life in the city. One of my first jobs was as a plumber. It wasn’t glamorous, but it taught me a lot about hard work and perseverance. Still, I knew that just surviving wasn’t enough—I wanted to thrive. So, I kept pushing forward, trusting that my efforts would pay off.

Then came the breakthrough. I was 20 years old when I was introduced to network marketing by someone I barely knew. This person promised that I could make money and improve my life if I followed this path. At the time, I didn’t have much, but I took a leap of faith. I borrowed money from my parents, used my last bit of savings, and drove to an event that would change everything. That event opened my eyes to a new way of thinking and a new direction for my life.

A few years later, I ventured into the insurance business, where I gained valuable experience and learned even more about business and entrepreneurship. But my real turning point came when I decided to combine my passion for education with business. I started my own educational project, something I had never imagined before. It wasn’t an easy road, but somehow, I made it through. My journey wasn’t just about earning money—it was about creating something meaningful that could help others.

Through my work in the educational field, I began to understand the true power of education, community, and leadership. I helped build a network of learners and leaders, creating a space where people could grow, learn, and succeed. I built teams, formed connections, and fostered relationships that turned into lifelong partnerships.

Looking back now, I’m proud of how far I’ve come. The boy from a small village who never imagined a life beyond his hometown now stands as a testament to what’s possible when you’re loyal to your values, work tirelessly, and continue to learn. The big city that once seemed so intimidating is now my home, and I’m thriving in ways I never thought possible.

As I continued to grow, my journey took me to some of the most incredible places—Monte Carlo, Marbella, Ibiza, Zurich, and now, Dubai. I’ve seen the world in ways I never thought possible. But even with all these experiences, I knew there was more to be done.

After a long search for a new project and exploring many opportunities, I realized something important: I wasn’t ready to retire. Instead, I made the decision to start again. I’ve learned that success isn’t a one-time achievement; it’s an ongoing journey, and I’m more committed than ever to keep pushing forward. Whatever the future holds, I’m ready for the next chapter.