Hi, I'm Kirandeep.

One day, I quit my job. I was completely blank and worried about what to do next. I didn't know where life was taking me.

For a little refreshment, I decided to visit Bangalore. And there, I met a person who unexpectedly became an important part of my journey — Ajeet Singh Raina.

He is happily charming, down-to-earth, and someone I truly consider a great mentor. His guidance has become an important part of my learning journey.

When we introduced ourselves for the very first time, something surprisingly happened. At that moment, he himself created a website for me.

Honestly, at that time, I didn't even know how to use it.

But with time, I slowly became familiar with the things he introduced me to. I started exploring, learning and understanding.

And yes, today I am sharing that journey with you.

When the trip was over and it was time to come back, I kept thinking about whatever he had taught me. I started remembering those things and trying to implement them in my daily life.

But then, once again, I started feeling low.

I was again asking myself:

“What should I do next?”

One day, I was sitting on my balcony, looking at a peacock and randomly scrolling through Instagram reels. Suddenly, a thought came into my mind:

“Let's talk to my friend Maninder.”

I made a random phone call.

And surprisingly, that random call became a WOW moment for me.

While sharing my deep-down thoughts with him, he started motivating me and appreciating my efforts. That conversation gave my inner urge to do something a new boost.

And then I started looking at everything differently.

Maybe it was a universal sign.

For almost two years, I wasn't really familiar with what Maninder was actually working on. Whenever I asked him, he would simply reply that he was working on a project rather than telling me exactly what it was.

But finally, the day came when he revealed his project to me.

And this time, there was another connection.

He was going to become a mentor for me too.

Both of my mentors were working around similar things — building websites, creating connections, exploring technology and learning by doing.

At that moment, I felt: maybe this is a sign from God. A sign telling me:

“Kiran, don't stop.”

Take the advice from your mentor. Learn from your experiences. Keep exploring. And with the help of Maninder, start implementing what you are learning.

And finally, today, I am sharing my journey with you — how it all started.

Maybe none of these moments happened by accident.

Maybe quitting my job, visiting Bangalore, meeting my mentor, making that random phone call, discovering Maninder's project and starting this new journey were all connected somehow.

I believe that everything happens for a reason. Where there is a will, there is always a way.

Trust the process. Believe in yourself. And believe in the power of the universe.

And maybe there is a little meaning hidden in my own name too.

Kiran means a ray of light coming from the sun.

And today, I feel that my tech journey is also becoming a ray of light — one that started unexpectedly, through a mentor, a random conversation with a friend, and the courage to simply say:

“Yes, let's go for it.”

This is just the beginning. My journey has started.