Professional Statement - Basil Imran

💪 Strengths

Who is Basil Imran? (Funded Trader, Youtuber & Funnels Coach)

My name is Basil Imran, a half Software Engineer based in Pakistan. I'm 21 years old and started in the online world back when I was only 5 years old — all thanks to my mom, who cared enough to get me a computer.

Later, when I turned 14, I already had an interest in blogging and marketing. I wanted to pursue internet sites and make money.

Then I started my first site, which was in the food niche (it didn’t do very well, but made some dollars), and it eventually got closed. Then I created my second website in 2021 — an affiliate site in the drones niche — which made me good money, but not enough.

After that, my interest in the online world increased by 1000x (what can you expect from a 17-year-old?), and then I became an enthusiast in e-commerce and high-ticket dropshipping. As I already knew how to create websites, I started my Fiverr profile and scaled that to a Level 2 Seller’s Profile, close to becoming a Top-Rated Seller, which is to this day still active and now part of my identity.

Then I expanded further and started reading books, as I somehow found out that rich people read books — and I wanted to become one too. I started reading books like DotCom Secrets, Elon Musk, The Psychology of Money, Start with Why, and many more.

💡 Values

One thing I forgot to mention: my interest in computers and hardware was so big from the beginning that sometimes my dad would call me mad. For example, I once tried to extract the processor from my old computer and insert it into my new one — to see if I could install two processors in it (because I didn’t want to waste the old one 😅). Same with the RAM and other components — I spent hours in the hot summer just trying to figure out how to build a supercomputer somehow.

Another memory I want to share: one Sunday afternoon, my mom told me to throw away a rechargeable fan because it didn’t work anymore. You won’t believe — and I still don’t believe — what my small mind told me to do. I broke it into pieces, removed the fan and its motor carefully, and started trying to attach it to the back of my bicycle in a way that could give me a push so I wouldn’t have to pedal. Of course, it didn’t work — the motor needed power and wasn’t on a battery, and I was trying to tape it with regular tape. How funny is that?

But now I can explain why I was made like that and why I did all those things (and still do): the only answer is that I used to watch the Discovery Channel. Shows like Factory Made and Aircraft Crash Investigation — I loved those and watched them day in and day out.