I’ve been working since I was 14. Now, I’m an entrepreneur with my own business. I develop websites and offer private consultations on SEO. I’m a badass specialist, a rare breed. And yeah, I can say I’m ‘developing the internet’, but in a good way.

I also have experience working with food products—I worked as a loader at a market, carrying frozen fish and speeding up its defrosting process. It was a tough job, but I managed well, and my career quickly advanced: after just a year I became the deputy head seller of children’s shoes at the same market.

After starting university, I began earning my first money online. My friends and I built a great business, and even the dean of my faculty noticed our success. He offered me a chance to take a break from my studies and work at the University for six months. That’s how I became part of an amazing team of equally driven young people; together, we worked in the cloakroom, handling outerwear and keeping the area clean. It was an incredible experience. But then I had to return to my studies and business.