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April 1st, 2022, 5:19 AMI got an email notification:"There is an update in your application portal.”My breath caught as I opened it. Heart racing, I followed the link to the portal. Each second felt like an eternity. Finally, the page loaded.And in an instant, everything I’d worked for, every late night and early morning, was erased.The dream I’d built my entire world around was gone.For so long, I had fought for this. Pushed myself far beyond what I thought I was capable of, just for a chance to prove I belonged.I was a Bangla-medium student going head-to-head with some of the world’s brightest. It didn’t matter how much I sacrificed or how hard I worked. Everything came down to a single letter, and that letter shattered it all.I kept staring at the screen, numb. My thoughts felt like they were sinking into the emptiness.Maybe I wasn’t good enough.
Maybe all this time, I’d been kidding myself.And then, out of nowhere, a voice from my past surfaced."Tanzim, any university will regret not taking you in."I remembered the guidance counselor in the U.S. who had said that. At the time, I laughed it off. I thought it was just one of those things adults say to be nice.But now? Sitting there, staring at that rejection letter, it felt like a cruel joke the universe was playing on me.I didn’t feel like someone a university would regret losing. I felt like someone who had just lost everything.But here’s the thing about rock bottom: you either let it bury you, or you use it as a foundation to build something greater.And for me? I wasn’t ready to be buried just yet.Phase 1: The Hustler With No MapWhen I started my applications, I was in a race with thousands of other students, all of us fighting for the same few spots.The one thing I was sure of? I had to stand out. I didn’t want my story to be just another line on a transcript.So, I threw myself into learning storytelling, writing, and perfecting my essays until they felt like more than just words. I wanted the admissions officers to feel my journey. To see the world the way I did.But even then, I knew it wouldn't be enough. I needed something more. A skill, a project, a story that no one else could match.Since I was applying for Computer Science and Engineering, I figured mobile app development could give me the edge I needed.Nights blurred into one another as I sat at my desk, the glow of the screen made everything else fade into the background. I watched endless tutorials, made mistake after mistake, fixed errors I didn’t even understand, only to face the same problems the next day.But then, one day, it happened. I finally hit “publish.”Two apps. Launched. On the Google Play Store.In that moment, a quiet, fragile relief washed over me, the kind that comes after battling endless doubt, after pushing through when giving up would’ve been so much easier.And for the first time in a long time, I let myself feel it.Phase 2: The Lightbulb Moment.First year, lab class.We were assigned to create our resumes. I created mine like it was a gateway to my future. Every word and every design choice told a story. When I handed it in, my professor was visibly impressed.But here’s where it gets interesting.One of my friends was struggling with her resume and asked for my help, so I sat down with her. In just 30 minutes, we created a resume that not only helped her finish the assignment but also earned her those points.And that’s when it hit me: If I could do this for her... why not do it for others? And maybe even get paid for it?So, during my first semester break, I decided to try it out.I signed up for Upwork. And everything changed.First, I wrote resumes. Then LinkedIn profiles. One client turned into two. Two turned into five. And just like that, a simple skill began to snowball into a business.The results? They were almost surreal.→ Wrote two research papers
→ Turned $100 into $500 into $1000, and more
→ 8 projects later: Top-Rated Freelancer, Top 10% worldwideAt the time, I thought I was just experimenting. Little did I know, I was building the very skills that would reshape my future forever.Phase 3: The BreakthroughSomewhere along the way, I realized something.I wasn’t just writing. I was helping people tell their stories with my words. I had unknowingly developed a skill that people needed, a skill that had the power to shape careers, build brands, and open doors to life-changing opportunities.That’s what led me to LinkedIn.Today, I’m not just a freelancer. I’m a solopreneur.I’ve built a business that gives me the freedom to:→ Work with people I admire
→ Pick projects I care about
→ Live life on my termsNow, I work with some of the brightest minds shaping the future and help them share their vision with the world.Phase 4: The Next ChapterI get asked this all the time: “But wait… aren’t you a Computer Science and Engineering student?”The shorter answer: Yes. I am.But that doesn’t mean I’m locked into one path. Right now, I’m playing to my strengths while keeping my eyes wide open for where I want to grow next.The longer answer? I’m still learning.Computer Science and Engineering is vast, and I’ve got years ahead of me, masters, internships, all of it waiting to be explored. For me, it isn’t about choosing between writing or my program.It’s about using both to make things more accessible to people in the process. And that's exactly what I get to do now for my clients working in the Tech, SaaS, and AI industries.Down the line…I want to build an all-in-one service where software development, UI/UX design, branding, and storytelling come together into one powerhouse offering.But right now? I’m focused on doing what I do best:→ Writing content that helps people build powerful personal brands
→ Turning storytelling into ROI for businessesSo yeah, Harvard said NO that day.But today, as I sit here writing this, there’s a strange peace. It’s not relief or comfort, but a quiet understanding that everything, somehow, fell into place exactly as it should.As much as I longed for that 'yes,' the 'no' gave me exactly what I needed. It forced me to stop, reevaluate, and build my own path instead of following one that was predefined.And looking back now? I wouldn’t change a thing.

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