That's the question I've pondered for as long as I can remember, and I hope to find a realistic answer before my time on this planet runs out. What I do know is this: I was born on 10 August 1985 in Blantyre, Malawi. My childhood was a journey of constant change, as my father’s work as a quantity surveyor in the construction industry took us all over the country. With each new project came a new home, and I attended a diverse array of primary schools: Nkula Primary School, Dziwe Primary School (twice), Karonga Demonstration Primary School, Kachanga Primary School (twice), Mzuzu CCAP Primary School, and Namalimwe Primary School.

Tragedy struck early in my life. I lost my mother in 1996 when I was in Standard 5, and my father passed away three years later. It was my brother who took on the responsibility of guiding me through my secondary school years. I went on to study for a BSc in Library and Information Science.

My career began in education, teaching at a private secondary school before moving on to Daeyang University as a University Librarian. Later, I transitioned to Daeyang Luke Hospital as Head of IT. In 2014, I decided to pursue my passion for education and technology by founding Padziwe, my startup dedicated to transforming learning through technology.

In 2023, I took on the role of Country Lead for The EdTech Hub in Malawi, where I currently serve. Additionally, I am the Founder and CEO of Infinit Solutions, a tech startup, and Soar to Infinity, a company focused on personal development.

Outside of work, I find joy in playing basketball and making music.