I'm terrible at video games.
At 11, right in the middle of the pandemic, I realized gaming just wasn't for me. While everyone else was killing time consuming entertainment, I opened a code editor out of pure boredom. My idea of fun became learning how to build my own tools from scratch.
That curiosity turned into an obsession. I didn't learn through boring tutorials or studying for exams. I learned by building real things, breaking production environments, reading complex codebases, and fixing my own mistakes.
Today, you are not hiring "just someone who moves tickets." You are hiring someone who architects, plans, and programs the complete solution from scratch: 5 years of head start and thousands of hours of obsessive trial and error. You are partnering with an architect-programmer who won't stop until your system runs flawlessly, without the bloated overhead of a corporate office.