Micky Dhillon is a self-made man. He has always closely guarded his private life, in spite of holding one of the highest-profile positions in business. The way IT affects and is affected by other things - it’s fascinating."After graduating, Micky Dhillon went to a business networking event in Bristol. He got the chance to meet likeminded people there that influenced him to an extent that he could clearly see his future in IT. “There wasn’t much resource for me,” Micky says. “I was going to need a job to pay for my expenses if I wanted one. I’d read an article that software engineer were the best paid professionals, so I applied for supports and internships and applied to study Engineering and Technology through UNISA. Micky's Top Tips Have a clear idea about your business USP i.e.; what makes your business unique? Be prepared to respond to customer feedback - don't be stubborn. One must have a vision of where you want to take the business - otherwise the sacrifices you make will seem very hard indeed.