The 'Learning in Public' Year
Here's the truth: I didn't start subimpact because I had everything figured out. I started it because I got fired. I'd been pushing for more data transparency at the agency I worked for, and let's just say the founder didn't appreciate being questioned. So there I was, new baby at home, rent due, and zero income. I took on any project I could get. Some worked. Some bombed spectacularly. But I was learning in public, documenting every mistake, and slowly figuring out what actually moved the needle for Malaysian businesses.