I really hate the idea of defining myself by one thing, a prism shows that light is composed of different wavelengths, why is this any different for people? Once an arty-techy kid, on full track to being either a Game Dev or an Astrophysicist, only to take a hard left into Biochemistry as it was a new challenge (posited by my dad) and looked to be the future. Eventually stumbled into the Data Science and Bioinformatics side whilst doing Biochem at UCL. By the time I left uni, I was still unsure of what a career I wanted, but I knew I didn't want to be stuck in a lab. Hop skip and jump into Data Engineering, which led me to Cloud Backend engineering, which led me to DevOps.

...but all that still doesnt explain why I am here. Why I love cooking and think food is the essence of life. Why I spend hours reading and pondering on philosophy. Why movies and games are my favourite escape from reality AND link to whats real in this world. Why travelling and experiencing new cultures is the best way to learn about yourself and pick up new facets of yourself. Why I am obsessed with almost everything that I come into my path and want to learn about it, write about it and share it with friends, family and beyond. I guess I am just as confused as everyone else but I am insatiably discontent with not knowing the next thing and becoming consumed by it, and I feel that some of the insights I have gleaned might shine a light in the dark of that "unknown".

I am a multidiciplinary scholar, trying to learn as much as I can about everything. I am currently learning about Web Development, and I am excited to share my journey with you.