Edgaras Skorulskas

Student, blogger, entrepreneur and many other cool sounding words. That’s what describes me. Every day I am trying to do something new, something else what I have never done, which most often leads me to the failure. What is the point of constant failure? I'm not sure if every failure improve us, but after enough practice we learn new skill. Do you imagine how many skills you will be good at if you practice something every day?

The START line

My "profession" life path which leaded to place where I am now began back to primary school's 1st grade. When my mom registered me to programming extracurricular activity to give a meaning to my spending time on PC. Back in those days we worked with educational programming language LOGO. This programming language leaded me to winning nationwide LOGO contest for 6 years in row (2004-2009). Until I finally made decision to move on next programming language, the professional one.

During my successfully years with LOGO I also managed to win several Science contest with my created educational games (only now I can understand that LOGO was never meant to create games. However I can prove that it is possible), which “scientific” proved that games helps teenagers to learn new things. After all those LOGO contests while was improving my Pascal language knowledge, I somehow managed to do Science work on engineering and managed to be better than all high-school students from around the country and win 1st place (while being 13 years old)…

NOW

During following years my all life changed. To my programming knowledge there were added several other skills, such as video edition, website administrating and many others. Which all somehow managed to transform me from IT geek guy to Marketing Amateur! And I'm happy, that everyday I can seek how professionals are trying to popularize new brand, that I can read most professional psycholgist books about people communication and persuasion patterns and other ways to improve myself in this field which requires all my skills to be used whenever I'm creating the new product.

I am happy for my life and hope that you, my dear readers, are happy about your life too!