How are you, and how did your business journey start?

I am doing great! Currently working remotely from Portugal and appreciating the opportunity to be here.. 10 years ago I purchased my first website on flippa.com which I sold 5 years later for six figures. Been building and selling websites ever since.

You created a home loan application ROSHI; how did its idea come about?

I was considering buying a property during the pandemic but got extremely frustrated with existing solutions. During my home buying journey I experienced a complete lack of personalisation (published rates which I enquired for were no longer available or I simple didn’t qualify) finding suitable mortgage options took me weeks if not month of research.

You have 20 seconds to sell ROSHI to a potential customer. What’s your pitch?

Imagine a platform that provides you with access to all mortgage solutions available to you considering your very own financial circumstances (basically all the ones you will get approved for) directly in one dashboard, accessible from your phone or desktop. Absolutely no more running from bank to bank or getting harassed on the phone.

What is your advice to young buyers in Singapore looking to get their first home?

Doing your own research and sourcing offers from multiple providers is still the best way to not miss out on the best available rates. A platform like ROSHI can help borrowers do the leg work, they can even chat with loan managers directly on the platform to fast track the application process.

Finally, what piece of advice would you give to aspiring entrepreneurs that you wished you had when you were younger?

Embrace business failures because with the right attitude and a willingness to learn from them, success will usually follow.

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Hey could be better but just getting through this thing we call life and I get this question a lot so don’t really feel like answering it anymore.

What have you worked on recently and how does that fit in with your wider discography?

Male privilege, come home to me,blow bags I feel all those things fit with my discography very well.

How do you feel the music business has changed over the years?

I don’t think it’s changed that much now tik tok is a big thing I can’t say what the future of NFTs and DSPs will be.

If you could give advice to any aspiring musicians, what would it be?

Put in the work network with people like actual network be ready to sacrifice everything you are gonna lose a lot of close “friends” and maybe even some family won’t support you if you really wanna make it in this industry you gotta be ready to lose everything even the things you haven’t gotten yet.

Finally, what are your plans for 2022?

I can’t say for sure at the moment you know I try to keep everything on the down low I go with the flow of things I just wanna stack more money and make smart investments and meet some cool people in 2022 getting rid of a lot of the fake toxic people in my life who aren’t doing anything good for themselves.

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