A slice-of-life diary with better formatting and slightly more self-importance.
A place to keep track of the chapters that shaped me outside the clean structure of a résumé.
In other words: yes, this is where I yap about myself, but at least it is organized.
Not everything that shaped me fits neatly into a résumé.
Some of it came from work and school. Some came from side projects, volunteer trips, club activities, random opportunities, long rides between cities, and people who somehow decided to stay in my corner.
This page is my attempt to keep track of those chapters: the things I tried, the places I went, the people I met, and the small stories that made me who I am.
I may not be the person with the most privilege, but I know I have received a lot from the people around me: my family, my friends, my teammates, my mentors, and everyone who supported me in their own way.
For that, I am genuinely grateful.
This board was starting to feel like one very long scroll, so each year now gets its own space. Cleaner to read, easier to update, less chaotic for everyone involved.
A new chapter after university, graduation, early-career decisions, and figuring out what kind of person I want to become in tech.
Still pretty early in this season, so the page is mostly a clean shell for whatever comes next.
Open 2026The internship year. Also the moving-cities year. Also the friendship, travel, volunteer-work, music, and emotional-plot-twist year.
The first four proper side quests are live now: The Internship, The Reunion, The Island, and TGDY 13 (How did I get here). The rest of that season can wait their turn.
Open 2025The older, fuzzier shelf. High-school weirdness, pre-university chapters, and the stories I remember clearly even when the exact year is a little blurry.
This page exists for the stuff that absolutely happened, definitely mattered, and may or may not be pinned to a perfect year anymore. Right now it starts with one very specific high-school memory involving a real AK-47 and an unreasonable amount of teenage adrenaline.
Open The Archive Shelf