Meet Mohammed Arif who has the zeal to outperform youngest entrepreneur from India

Do you think dreams take time to turn into a reality? Well, in the case of Mohammed Arif, one of the youngest entrepreneurs of India, it is really not so. Currently, he is doing what he loves the most. Running successful business from ground zero. A self-learned digital marketer. A software developer. An investor. An entrepreneur. The one who sees opportunities to excel and beat the odds, to reach the goals.

At the age of 16, he was an ordinary student. Not pretty much fond of studies. Yes, college didn’t excite him so he dropped formal education to pursue his dreams. The online world was full of opportunities and he was never oblivious of it. But, deep down in his heart, he also knew that the competition would be tougher. But, he doesn’t let anything deter him as he moves from being a freelancer to an entrepreneur.

He has been a self-learner all his life. No teacher. No trainer. He has that unparalleled knack to grasp even complex subjects. He started his career as a freelancer, began providing digital marketing solutions to some of the top UK and US companies. Having worked in the field of digital marketing for over a year, he moved to investing into new opportunities. One fine day which he marked as the day of a new beginning of his career as an investor, he stumbled upon cryptocurrency and realized the potential it carried. He ventured into investing into cryptocurrency, spending almost 60% of the money he bagged from working on digital marketing projects from his clients. It was the first experience for him as an investor. And thereafter he didn’t look back.

“I have always had this entrepreneurial passion, the colossal aptitude to be different and become more successful. Digital world really has given wings to my ideas,” said Arif.  

Arif sees learning and growing as an eternal process. His passion to learn new technologies made him explore the world of software development too. He and his team work on software development projects too.

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