Why I started Life in Progress Studio.

I’ve always been curious about how things work.

Perhaps that’s one of the reasons I became an engineer. I enjoy solving problems, understanding processes, and finding ways to make things better.

But there’s another side of me that doesn’t always fit into the world of technical drawings, data, and deadlines.

I love discovering new places, exploring different cultures, appreciating beautiful things, and learning about subjects that have absolutely nothing to do with engineering.

And somewhere between these different interests, I realized something.

I don’t want my profession to define my entire identity.

More than a job title

Engineering has shaped the way I think.

It has taught me to be analytical, practical, and persistent. It has also taught me that even the most carefully designed systems don’t always work as expected.

Life is rather similar.

We make plans, set goals, and imagine how things should turn out. But sometimes, things change. We take unexpected paths, discover new interests, or begin questioning what we thought we wanted.

And that’s perfectly fine.

A little engineering, a little elegance

I’ve never believed that being technically minded means you can’t appreciate beauty, creativity, or the softer side of life.

I can spend my day thinking about manufacturing processes and still enjoy finding the perfect outfit, exploring a beautiful city, or spending a quiet afternoon in a café.

These interests don’t contradict each other.

They’re simply different parts of who I am.

Why Life in Progress Studio?

I wanted to create a space where I could bring all these interests together.

Some days, I’ll share things I’ve learned from engineering and my professional experiences.

Other days, I might write about living abroad, personal style, travel, or something interesting I’ve discovered.

I don’t intend for every article to fit neatly into one category.

This blog is a collection of experiences, thoughts, and lessons from a life that’s constantly evolving.

I’m not here because I have everything figured out.

I’m here because I enjoy learning, exploring, and becoming.

And perhaps you’ll find something here that resonates with you, too.

Welcome to Life in Progress Studio.

A little engineering, a little elegance, a lot of becoming.