Founder of BluePrynter

Networking & Strategic Relationships

Content & Graphic Editing

I was ten years old when I put together my first YouTube video. In 2015 I started editing through YouTube Creator where the options were limited, but I kept asking myself how my favourite YouTubers made their videos feel sharper than mine. That is when I realized there is a real craft behind what makes the human brain trust, accept, and engage with content online.

From 2016 to 2019 I built a small fanbase of about thirty to sixty consistent viewers. From age eleven to fourteen I recorded my own videos, edited everything myself, and tried more than twenty different softwares and apps to level up my work. Before I even noticed it I was editing thumbnails and videos for my friends who were also getting into YouTube

One big mistake I made while pursuing Youtube was using copyrighted audios. I suddenly woke up to my page being banned after not seeing 20 different copyright alerts. However myy editing skills compounded over time and across more than fifty different projects. Now at twenty years old turning raw footage into creative art; remarkable stories and content became a second nature to me.

After six different business ventures failed one after another, from trying to build a YouTube community at twelve, to reselling designer accessories between fifteen and seventeen, to car detailing dirty upholstery and scraping dried gum out of smoke filled cars, to designing and planning three different clothing brands, to selling portable blenders to gym people and anyone on the go, to developing a quarter of a job agency because no one in my city could find work, plus a handful of other ideas I forgot about, I created BluePrynter.

I founded BluePrynter on August 10, 2024 when I was eighteen, turning nineteen. I realized these attempts were not failures. They were lessons that taught me how to build. They pushed me to create an agency that helps other people take their ideas further, so the world can drop the rate of failed attempts and increase the number of strong results from real builders.

I grew up tech savvy and stayed on top of every trend on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok since they were full time commitments for me. I knew I could help people on social media rather than only focus on my own growth. That choice allowed me to build a team of talented people and support brands that will shape the future.

Nothing beats helping creators express themselves, reach the audience they want, and use their voice. Watching free speech scale across the internet where people turn ideas into stories and stories into visual content for the world to see is one of the best parts of what I do.

In a world divided by race, beliefs, values, and everything in between, building real relationships with different people becomes a way to rebuild something better. Up until I was seventeen I was shy of my own shadow. Something in me was scared to simply be myself in front of people. It was hard to say no and easy to say yes because I cared too much about what people might say or think about me.

This showed itself back in grade eight during graduation. My friends, classmates, teachers, family, and principal all told me to run for valedictorian. They believed it would be great for me to speak in front of everyone. I turned it down only because of fear and shyness. I did not regret it since at that age my focus was more on gaming, but I still passed on a great opportunity because I let my worries control me.

When I reached nineteen I looked back at how many chances I ignored just because I felt too shy. Now at twenty I am grateful that I built the habit of connecting with people. I have built relationships and networks with hundreds of individuals. And now I hope to see great people come together and build as big as possible. The sky is the limit.

Let's build together