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05/04/2026

Early reps in. Then dad & husband duties after 🏀😊👨‍🍳🧹🚘💻

This photo was taken more than 10 years ago.Late nights, two screens, and a lot of curiosity — teaching myself UX throug...
13/03/2026

This photo was taken more than 10 years ago.

Late nights, two screens, and a lot of curiosity — teaching myself UX through YouTube, Google, and forums.

Back then, I was experimenting with flows and UX in RealtimeBoard (now Miro), trying to understand how products and user journeys worked.

People always ask me how I learn new things so quickly.
Honestly, I’m not sure — it just feels natural to me.

Since high school, I’ve been learning through the internet.
Back then, it was YouTube, Google, and random forums.

No ChatGPT yet.

I taught myself to code, edit photos, produce music, design graphics, and edit video. I wasn’t an expert in any of them — I just kept trying things and figuring them out.

When people ask me how to do things I've done before, I usually just send them the links I used. Because for me, the idea is simple:
You can learn almost anything if you're willing to keep exploring.

Even today, I still enjoy learning new things.

What I’ve realized over time is this:
Small, consistent learning compounds.

And one day you look back and realize — those small things quietly turned into real skills.

05/03/2026

A label I’ve outgrown: being a yes man.

I used to say yes to almost everything and tried to do most tasks myself.

Over time I realized:
I can’t do everything well.

Now I focus on what I do best and delegate the rest to people who can do it better.

That shift changed how I work and lead.

What really led me to where I am? (The messy version.) 🤯🤯People might think I had a clear vision from Day 1.❌ That I kne...
27/02/2026

What really led me to where I am? (The messy version.) 🤯🤯
People might think I had a clear vision from Day 1.

❌ That I knew exactly what kind of UX studio I wanted to build.
❌ That the positioning was intentional from the start.
❌ That the offers were carefully architected.

🤭Truth? Not even close.

- I started by testing value.
- From a very niched service
- To a generalized service
- Then back to niche again
- Then refining it again

🤯 It was messy.

I kept revising:

- My positioning
- My messaging
- My pitch deck
- My services
- My pricing
- Even my identity as a founder

There were seasons I built a team.
Then had to go back to solopreneur mode.
Then build again.
Then adjust again.

Not because I failed.
But because I was learning where I truly create value.
That’s the part people don’t see:

- The pivots.
- The doubt.
- The quiet recalibration.
- The “maybe this isn’t it yet” moments.

And this doesn’t just apply to business.
If you’re building anything meaningful —
a career, a company, a marriage, a dream —

💪 You will be stretched.
⚔️ You will be refined.
🎯 You will be challenged to find the right spot.

The key?
Don’t give up too early.

🔥 Iterate.
🔥 Refine.
🔥 Stay in the game.

Clarity often comes after commitment — not before.





I used to think studying and self-learning were a waste of time.Back in grade school and high school, reading books or g...
18/02/2026

I used to think studying and self-learning were a waste of time.

Back in grade school and high school, reading books or going deep into topics felt:
😣 Time-consuming
😩 Not practical
😴 Something to just “finish”
😮‍💨 Not immediately valuable

I didn’t see the ROI.
Now I realize…

Self-learning is my unfair advantage.

Because of it:
🔥 I’m filled with knowledge in what I do
🧭 I know how to learn new things quickly
😊 I gain first-hand insight from authors and leaders
🧐 I see patterns others miss
🤩 I build from principles, not just trends

In SaaS and UX, tools change.
AI evolves.
Frameworks shift.

But the ability to learn fast?
That compounds.

The thing I once tried to hide — being the one who studies, reads, researches, and goes deep — is the reason I can lead a UX team, build systems, and think long-term.

Top leaders don’t just execute.
➡️ They study.
➡️ They reflect.
➡️ They sharpen.

If you’re someone who feels like you’re “too into learning”… Don’t suppress it.
It might be the very thing that sets you apart.

In case you’re new here, allow me to re-introduce myself.My name is Vic, and I’m on a mission to: 🚀 Help product teams b...
12/02/2026

In case you’re new here, allow me to re-introduce myself.

My name is Vic, and I’m on a mission to:

🚀 Help product teams build purposeful products that are easy to build, use, and scale through my fractional UX department, designed to work closely with product and dev teams

👨‍🎨 Help aspiring UX designers take their first real step into a design career through coaching and mentorship

⛪️ Spread the Gospel through business by building ethical companies, creating opportunities for others, helping young designers grow, and through intentional content creation.

I didn’t always run a business.
I used to be a typical employee, giving my best to help my employer succeed.

Over time, I realized I could do more.
➡️ More impact.
➡️ More stewardship
➡️ More purpose

So I started a business, not just to work on what I’m passionate about, but to:
➡️ Create jobs
➡️ Open doors for people who want to grow in design
➡️ Build products that genuinely help users
➡️ And ultimately, advance God’s kingdom through everything I do

✅ Business is the platform.
✅ Design is the tool.
✅ Faith is the foundation.

If you’re a founder, product leader, or designer who believes work can be more than just output, welcome. 🤝

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