I am a student of life who has experienced my fair share of difficulties. I have learned a lot from these experiences and I am grateful for them, as not only has it made me who I am today, but I can use the wisdom I have gained from my difficulties to help other people.

Whilst I was a very mischievous child growing up and full of energy, I lost all my confidence going to secondary school. I was plagued with a lot of self doubt and not knowing where I belonged. I was made to feel different which is very hard to deal with at a young age. I was lost for many years with no real direction to go in.

Juggling was something I picked up after primary school, as my last teacher would juggle for the class; this inspired me to give it a go. I fell off from juggling after a while, as I underestimated how much I could do beyond the tricks I had already learned. It wasn’t the driving force towards my turn around, but this has become a very important element for my life today.

The end of 2018 was a small step into getting somewhere, as I finally decided to take table tennis seriously. I didn’t know it then, but this sport played a very important role for where I am in life now.

2020 was where things really started to change for me in perhaps one of the weirdest times: the pandemic. This was the year where I started to learn about myself and various things in life. I couldn’t play table tennis, but I did other things that I would never have thought to do before – I did volunteer mentoring and delivery work, and these both gave me confidence and a realisation that I enjoy working with people. Things further manifested the following year, and at this stage, I had a very good grasp as to who I am. Through other occurrences, my desire to help the community was very strong. Table tennis is something I fell in love with, and my passion for juggling was reignited, and so my business was born.

I plan to do a number of things that will benefit the community, and I look forward to revealing these things over time.