It’s 2025, and I’m finally writing my first blog post since 2021. Time flies when you’re busy chasing dreams and juggling a career that refuses to fit neatly into one box. But one thing hasn’t changed—my love for creating a great website.
My old website? It got the job done during Big Brother in 2022, but it didn’t feel like me. It was rushed, basic, and didn’t reflect my journey. A website should tell your story, and mine wasn’t even close.
I’ve been hooked on making websites since I learned to code HTML at 12. Back then, without search engines, finding things online felt like a treasure hunt. I barely spoke English but built a lyrics website for my favorite songs—a simple system to organize the chaos. That project taught me how to turn ideas into something real, and for me, a website has always been more than functional—it’s a canvas for creativity and self-expression.
My biggest challenge is that my career doesn’t fit into a single lane. I’ve been a gamer, a business leader, a teacher, a speaker, and a TV personality—sometimes it feels like I’ve lived three different lives. Distilling all of that into one website without oversimplifying has been a real challenge.
Here’s the thing: even with social media everywhere, having a solid website is still essential in 2025. It’s the one space online that’s truly yours. Social platforms can change or fade, but your website remains your digital home base—a place to control your story, your aesthetic, and how people experience your work.
This time, I’m building a website that’s a true reflection of where I’ve been and where I’m going. It’s designed to showcase my journey while leaving room for what’s next. I hope it inspires curiosity and maybe even helps others on their own paths.
Redoing my website feels like starting a new chapter—one that’s more intentional and personal. It’s where I can celebrate everything from winning Big Brother to championing women in esports. If you’ve been thinking about updating your own digital space, take this as your sign. A great website isn’t just a site—it’s your story.
PS: If you think I have time to make a website… haha, nope! Big thanks to the team at Alexem Studio for their help and for making my site look amazing!
