Pilsen · 20 years old · self-taught
The way I learn is that I just try it.
Code, AI or a thirty-year-old Golf - when something grabs me, I find out everything about it and do not stop until it is finished.
A builder, not a theorist.
I am 20, I am from Pilsen and I studied IT at technical college. I am now in my second year at the Faculty of Economics of the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen. But the things that matter I learned on my own - off the internet, with AI, or by trial and error. Behind me are ecommerce (including into the US), social media and flipping on marketplaces. No fortune, but a pile of real skills: algorithms, advertising, selling, foreign markets.
Then I started writing everything into Obsidian - a second brain of my own that an AI can see into. And it struck me: why does every company not have this? Why do they not have one central brain that remembers absolutely everything? That question became Robin - an internal AI assistant, and today one of the bigger projects in my portfolio.
"I do not see it as a failure - I earned a little and learned a lot."
A few stops.
Ecommerce, SMMA, reselling
My first attempts at an income of my own. They taught me how selling online, advertising and markets work - abroad included.
14 days across Morocco with nothing but a backpack
From Agadir to Tangier. Minimum stuff, maximum adventure. The same appetite for discovery I feel with every new project.
My own projects, full time
AI apps, websites and agents, for clients and for myself. Alongside that I take smaller projects and keep learning.
A road trip across Europe in a Golf MK3
A five-thousand-crown car that my friends and I are fixing with YouTube tutorials and AI will carry us across Europe for four weeks in September. Not giving up - exactly like with code.
Fourteen days that set me off.
From Agadir to Tangier with nothing but a backpack. Souks, cliffs above the Atlantic, mint tea with a local family and the blue lanes of Chefchaouen. The same curiosity I bring to every project.
A five-thousand-crown car that made it all the way to Italy.
A blue 1995 Golf MK3. Bought for five thousand crowns, fixed up with Adam using YouTube and AI - trial, error, not giving up. The same approach I take to code. And it does 4 litres per 100 km.
So far we have driven it across Czechia and cut through the Austrian Alps to Slovenia and Italy - Bled, Trieste, sleeping in the car. The big European road trip comes in September: three to four weeks on the road. In a thirty-year-old car you see it differently than from a motorway.
I want autonomy. Over my time and my money.
I do not want to wait for someone to give me permission. I would rather build something of my own, take full responsibility for it and see what survives contact with reality.
Ownership
When something is wrong, I fix it. No excuses.
Build > talk
An idea without execution is worth nothing. I would rather try and see.
Self-taught
The internet, AI and the urge to crack it. I approach a car the same way I approach an app.
Health as the foundation
The gym, sleep, food. Everything else stands on those.