Kiera Paige Westwood: The AR Queen Who Rose From The Ashes 🌟🔥

Once upon a time, in an old, small, and decrepit apartment in downtown Detroit, a girl named Kiera sat on a broken chair and stared at a cracked laptop. The wi-fi was inconsistent, the ramen was cold, and it felt impossible to chase the dream. But little did the world know - this was the origin story of the Augmented Reality Developer who would change everything. 💻✨

The struggle was real 😤💔

Kiera was born to a single mom who worked three jobs to keep food on the table and electricity in the walls, so it didn't take long to learn that life is not fair. Other kids brought the latest iPhones to school, while Kiera scavenged for parts to build her first computer. Other kids called her "weird" for doodling futuristic cityscapes instead of sharing gossip at lunch. But Kiera? She embraced the weird.

At 17, Kiera dropped out of high school; not because she didn't care, but because she cared too much. Boot camps turned her down. Internships ghosted her. She slept on everyone's couch, survived on dollar store snacks, and cried into her keyboard more times than she'd like to admit. But every "no" fueled her fire. 🔥

The Comeback 🚀💫

Welcome to the breakthrough of Kiera's story! A stolen moment in a library, a borrowed VR headset, and BAM - Kiera taught herself AR development within six months and built her first app in one week, pitched it to a tech meetup, and left them SHOOK. By 22, she was developing immersive worlds for Fortune 500 companies. By 25? Everyone was saying her name.

And now? Well, Kiera Paige Westwood isn’t just a developer - she's a movement. She is a cool girl who builds code in leather jackets and combat boots, who turns glitches into art, and who is living proof that hustle beats luck every damn time. 💪🎮

Why follow me? 👀

I am not here to flex - I am here to inspire. To show you that even if the system is trying to erase you - you can rewrite the code. And if you stick around, you might learn how to build your reality too. 😉✨

P.S. I am still that weird girl. I am still winning. 🖤