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The Other Side of the Digital World: The Joys and Sorrows of Building Digital Assets from Scratch

Many people assume everyone's lives are fine. Yet, each individual has their own story of struggle. Perhaps it's due to less-than-ideal circumstances or specific challenges. It's the same for me. At only 34 years old, there's still a lot I don't know, or financial limitations. Honestly, I barely make ends meet, but I'm still grateful to be able to eat and drink well every day. For me, the internet is my world. I only communicate directly through devices and not directly with people. If this were reversed, I'd often struggle more, because I'm an introvert whose energy quickly drains when interacting directly with people. For me, digital assets are domains, websites and blogs. In the world of domains, websites, and blogs, I started my journey by building a blog, even though it didn't yield anything other than experience. I feel like managing my own blog is quite a feat, managing existing resources. The one that produces the most articles is a blog abou...
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Hafid Abdillah is introvert-infp person. He is people of Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia. Hafid has a strong religious foundation, having been raised by his father, who diligently sought the correct method of practicing Islam. This was evident in his studies at ITS, which at the time had a strong base of Islamic religious studies. When he struggled to complete his studies at ITS, he transferred to Muhammadiyah University of Surabaya, an organization he deeply respected.

His paternal grandfather was an Indonesian Army soldier, and his father was a civil servant. This combination created a serious atmosphere in his family. His father, who was very serious and strong, shaped him into a resilient person.

His introduction to computers came from a neighbor who took him to an internet cafe for the first time. After that, his father bought him a PS1 and a computer. And when he was in third grade of junior high, his father bought him his first cellphone, a small Nokia.

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