Meet Maali.

Hi, I'm Maali. Six years ago I was a broke Economics student at LUMS with exactly one skill anyone would pay for, so I took my first assignment job for about £30 because I genuinely needed it. Then came a second one. Then a third. Somewhere in that blur of deadlines, the "just for the money" thing turned into something I was actually good at, and then into something I actually loved.

Here's the number that still surprises me every time I say it out loud: 49 full dissertations, including MBA-level research, and 1,023 assignments, in the last four years alone. Firstly, that's not a typo. Secondly, that's roughly one piece of academic work every day and a half for four straight years, which is either impressive or a sign I need a hobby. I'm going with impressive.

So what does six years of this actually teach you? Mostly, what a supervisor's raised eyebrow means before they've said a word, and exactly how many all-nighters a methodology chapter can survive before it starts writing itself in circles. Whatever stage you're stuck at, from a blank page to a comment that just says "needs more critical engagement," I've probably seen your exact flavor of panic before. Let's get it sorted.

Maali