Welcome to My Journey

Welcome to My Journey 

Hi, I’m Tehseen Hussayn from Pakistan, a textile/graphic designer, an entrepreneur running a small venture rooted in art and design, and a calligrapher passionately learning traditional Arabic scripts. But beyond my creative pursuits, I’m also a new runner, training, thriving, and discovering myself one step at a time.  

Running has become more than just a form of exercise for me; it’s a metaphor for life. It’s about embracing the ups and downs, learning through frustrations, finding inner peace amidst chaos, and setting goals that push you beyond your limits. It’s taught me about discipline, resilience, and the joy of simply showing up, even on the hardest days.  

This blog is a reflection of my journey through life’s roller coaster, a mix of challenges, adventures, self-discovery, and growth. Here, I’ll share my experiences as I navigate running, training, fitness, goal-setting, burnout, and the pure enjoyment of the ride. It’s about races and records, but also about finding balance in the chaos of creativity, entrepreneurship, and personal growth.  

I hope this space inspires you to explore your own journey, to keep pushing forward no matter where you are, and to embrace the art of becoming. Let’s discover, step by step, what it means to truly live.  






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