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Before
A degree in Peace and Conflict Resolution. Years analyzing market trends in Web3 and crypto — learning, without naming it, how to read patterns.
A living journal — est. January 9, 2026
I'm Omoyele Olaide Elizabeth. This site isn't a portfolio. It's a journal — written in real time as I move from absolute beginner to professional analyst. The wins, the 4 a.m. study sessions, and the days I wanted to quit.
Jan 9, 2026
the day it began
Apr 2026
internship secured
3
tools in active practice
1
story, still being written
Learning progress
An honest snapshot — not a finish line.
SQL
Approaching advanced
Power BI
Approaching advanced
Excel
Basic to intermediate
Coursera Data Analytics
In progress
“Learning how to think like an analyst is more important than simply learning tools. Tools change. The way you ask questions stays.”
— From the journal
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A degree in Peace and Conflict Resolution. Years analyzing market trends in Web3 and crypto — learning, without naming it, how to read patterns.
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January 9, 2026. My brother-in-law points out that market analysis and data analysis are the same craft underneath: problem-solving and pattern recognition.
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SQL, Excel, Power BI. Coursera. Power outages. Fuel money. 4 a.m. practice. An internship in April 2026. Still learning. Still showing up.
From the journal
Journal entry
January 9, 2026. A sentence from my brother-in-law became the first day of a new road.
Read entry →Journal entry
I expected a tool. I found a language for asking precise questions.
Read entry →Journal entry
Nervous in a way I hadn't been since university. I showed up anyway.
Read entry →Projects
Finished pieces will live here — with the question they answered, the data behind them, and what I learned building them.
Current focus
Real data, real questions, real reports. The first place I get to apply, in conditions that matter, what I'd been learning alone at 4 a.m.
What I'm working on nowCertifications
Deloitte
Data Analytics Job Simulation
Mastercard
Learning achievements
USIP
Introduction to Peacebuilding
Coursera
Data Analytics — in progress
Recent milestones
Jan 9, 2026
Decided to become a data analyst.
Early 2026
First SQL queries that actually worked.
Apr 2026
Started a data analytics internship.
What this site is
To document
honestly, without exaggeration.
To inspire
others walking a similar road.
To encourage
beginners who feel behind.
To remember
where I started, later on.
Follow the journey
New journal entries, letters, and milestones appear here as they happen. The best place to follow along week to week is LinkedIn.