Back in 2019, I had a job as a school teacher but I later discovered that it was not the job that would wake me up all excited every day. And that was problematic for a high school graduate hunting his way to join the college.

The job wasn't well paying and the management was trash. Hence, I fired myself from the school before I would've started my next session.

But, before I would move any forward, a wave of deadly viruses surrounded the world. Like everyone else, I was isolated and I almost had nothing to work on besides my crappy old guitar.

But then I realized something that would change the course of my life ahead. I discovered that I can actually monetize my OG habit of designing & writing software for good.

Yeah, that's when I actually took my time to grasp what freelancing is. I worked as a freelancer for the next few months and it was great. I was well-paid for what I was doing and I was happy with it. I even contributed to a few open source projects and it was a badass experience to be fair.

Then I began preparations for my entrance tests to join the college and I halted my freelance for a few months. After I joined the college, I was struck by the fact that the scalability potential for any freelancer is not the best one out there.

That’s when the idea of the foundation of LinkBinary came. I needed some more people into the implementation of the idea.

I pitched with a few of my classmates and a few of them were ready to put in the work as a team to build a firm that’ll eventually take over the digital space for businesses very soon.