The Journey I Didn’t Plan, But Was Meant For

I never planned to become an entrepreneur. In fact, I didn’t even know what the word startup really meant back then.

All I knew was that I wanted to create something —something that could solve problems, not just make money.

It started small.A few ideas scribbled in a notebook. Late nights spent watching how others built things. And that one moment — where I realized I didn’t want to just work in systems, I wanted to build them.

Over time, those ideas turned into brands:

• Trivixx — where we turn businesses into digital ecosystems.

• Complify — where we make compliance and business growth stress-free.

• Qubiq Studio — where creativity meets clarity.

But behind all this —there’s been chaos, self-doubt, and countless failures.

There were months when I couldn’t pay salaries, days when clients delayed payments,and nights when I questioned if it was all worth it.

People saw the names. But they didn’t see the sacrifices behind them.

They didn’t see the people who stayed, the ones who believed when no one else did. They didn’t see how each struggle shaped the next system, how every fall built discipline, and how patience became the only survival skill.

Today, I understand —businesses don’t fail because of bad ideas, they fail because of broken systems.

And that’s why I’ve made it my mission —to build systems that don’t break —for startups, for small businesses, for dreamers like me.

Because entrepreneurship isn’t about luxury. It’s about responsibility. It’s not about showing success. It’s about surviving failures.

If you’re building something —remember this:Every hard day is not the end, it’s the foundation of your next milestone.

This is not the end of my story —it’s just another chapter in #theStartupYatra. And I know — one day, this journey will make sense to many more who dare to start theirs.