Khadka Prasad Sharma
From a Shepherd Boy in Western Nepal to a Digital Marketing Professional & Entrepreneur in Kathmandu — A Journey of Resilience, Self-Learning & Unstoppable Determination
"KP's word and a bullet's blast never return."
From a Shepherd to a Business Person & Tech Professional
A story of struggle, resilience, and the unwavering belief that education and determination can transform any life.
I have engaged in various kinds of work throughout my life. Some were good, while others might have been bad. Such is life—we adapt based on time, circumstances, and company.
My journey began as a farmer in my childhood and has evolved today to walking alongside business professionals. There was a time when I was surrounded by people who used alcohol and drugs, whereas today, I find myself among those who consider even eating meat or fish a sin. Earlier in life, I viewed killing animals as entertainment, but today, I have reached a point where I realize what a grave sin that was.
They say all sins committed unknowingly during childhood are forgiven. 😁
"KP's Word and a Bullet's Blast Never Return"
— My absolute force. Once I make a commitment, it becomes my mantra.
Every Chapter of My Life
What I share here does not even represent 1% of my true life story. The pressure of these life experiences has caused my hair to turn completely gray.
🐐 Childhood Struggles & Early Responsibilities
To speak of my working life, it actually began when I was around 6 years old, starting as a shepherd looking after 30 to 40 goats. This routine continued until I reached the 10th grade, after which I moved to the city.
In reality, I am quite an introverted person. I do not like talking unnecessarily, though I understand everything happening around me. Unless required, I rarely react—perhaps because of the frightening hardships and struggles I experienced during my childhood. Because of those experiences, I always desire to become mature and capable in everything I undertake.
Growing up, I used to run, sing, and dance along steep cliffs and hills, navigating them effortlessly. However, when I returned to see those same cliffs after nearly 10 years, my heart trembled with fear. Time truly makes us strong, but it can also make us vulnerable. 😁😍
I had lived with my grandparents since childhood. My grandfather fell severely ill and remained sick for a whole year despite continuous treatment. I was living under their care and didn't have a very close relationship with my parents. Seeing my grandfather's condition, I realized he might not survive much longer, and things would become extremely difficult for me afterward.
🎓 Identity, Academic Failures & Unstoppable Determination
I am the eldest child in my family. My name is Khadka Prasad Sharma, though people call me by different names depending on the place. I often consider myself one of the weakest and slowest minds in the world.
Within these 27 years, my life has seen so much. Being from western Nepal, struggle is something very normal for us. In fact, I used to consider myself unqualified to even be a conductor on a public bus. I have failed so many times in life that nowadays, if I don't fail at something, I feel confused and wonder what went wrong. It doesn't even feel satisfying or like a success unless I face failure first.
My major weakness used to be the English language. Having studied in a government school, I only learned the basic English alphabet (Ka, Kha, Ga, Gha, Na) in tuition classes when I was in the 8th grade. So, it was natural to struggle. But today, my English has improved significantly. Whenever I feel weak in a particular subject, I develop a strong desire to pursue a Ph.D. in it! I even chose English as my major in grades 11 and 12.
Academic Journey: I cleared my 12th grade on the 3rd attempt and completed my Bachelor's degree—again majoring in English—on around the 13th attempt. So, imagine what kind of person I am!
In school, I was a backbencher and ranked at the bottom. Yet, by the time I reached 10th grade, I managed to become the top student. Beyond that, my academic journey was a mix of everything:
- Plant Science
- Animal Science
- Community Livestock Assistant (CLA)
- Building Electrician work
- Level 2 in Plumbing
- Basics of Astrology
- Wrote novels, songs, ghazals, poems, and stories
Whatever came my way, I learned it. Education is never wasted; it always serves a purpose somewhere in life.
What I enjoy most is research and exploration. Truthfully, I wanted to become a scientist—I love experimenting with new things. But that dream remained just a dream. Though where there's a will, there's a way, I no longer have the energy for that specific field.
Alongside all this, I have one major limitation: I have never understood how to connect or interact with girls. Even to this day, I can't seem to figure it out, no matter how hard I try. Since my school days, I never got along well with girls—instead, I ended up getting into fights with them! 😁😍
💻 The Turning Point: Entering the IT & Digital Sector
Looking back, I have done so much, and these experiences will certainly be written in my autobiography in the future.
Coming to the IT and Digital sector—I do not come from an IT background. My family could not afford to put me through IT studies, and I had no proper knowledge of the field. Studying IT felt like an impossible dream. However, they say you inevitably reach where you are destined to go, and that is exactly what happened to me.
My entry into IT was sparked by a close acquaintance who looked down on me. I am a short-tempered person when insulted, so I decided to prove him wrong. Through self-study, I went underground for two years, studying relentlessly until I surpassed actual IT graduates. I ended up practically mastering 3 to 4 years' worth of IT coursework on my own. Later on, I chose to focus on Marketing, but only after completing all those technical fundamentals. 😁😍
🔥 The Story Behind the Ego and Determination
The son of that relative was studying IT in Kathmandu. They were quite wealthy. He had attended a boarding school from the beginning and studied Science in 11th and 12th grades. On the other hand, I was the son of a poor family, studying in a rural government school.
One day, that relative visited our house and asked about my studies—I was studying Agriculture at the time. He spoke with such arrogance that I was left speechless. What he said was factually true, but it stung me like a thorn. From that moment on, I resolved to show them what I was capable of.
That insult ignited a fire within me, and my technical journey began. I took a basic computer course twice, spending nearly 6 months on the basics alone. Because of this, my understanding of computer fundamentals became extremely solid. As they say, when your foundation is strong, everything else falls into place. The instructor who taught me didn't teach everything, but he gave me incredible motivation.
After that, I enrolled in the PDICA (Professional Diploma in Computer Application) course conducted by Rightstep Education in Kapilvastu. Everything else, I learned from YouTube. At one point, I had over 10,000 downloaded videos on my laptop. Imagine the level of obsession I had! There were days I stayed up day and night, watching videos and doing practical assignments.
Writing this today, I am not saying I am already a fully successful person, but I am confident that no one can stop me now. Being a writer and literary enthusiast, writing comes naturally to me. Later on, I selected the Digital Marketing field.
🤝 The Friend Who Introduced Me to Computers
I must also mention a close friend who played a key role in introducing me to computers. He was extremely talented and studious. However, his home was swept away by the 2015 floods and landslides, and he was living in a tent. We taught together after the 12th grade. When I was studying Agriculture, he was studying Civil Engineering, which is how we met.
He used to teach computer classes at the institute after studying there himself. He told me:
That was how I first entered the computer field. Later, provoked by my relative's arrogance, I joined another institute, which is why I ended up doing the basic course twice.
🏙️ The Journey to Kathmandu
There are countless details being left out here—life has so many stories that telling them all at once is impossible. I will cover them in detail in my autobiography later. Now, let me move directly to my Kathmandu journey.
I left for Kathmandu because there was no peace at home despite doing everything I could. To be honest, I had lived with my grandparents since childhood. My grandfather fell severely ill and remained sick for a whole year despite continuous treatment. I was living under their care and didn't have a very close relationship with my parents. Seeing my grandfather's condition, I realized he might not survive much longer, and things would become extremely difficult for me afterward.
I thought to myself that I needed to take action while he was still alive. Originally, my plan was to stay at home until age 30 and focus entirely on studying. But at age 26, I decided I had to leave for Kathmandu—whether my family gave me money or not, even if I had to wash dishes to survive.
On many occasions, while trying to walk to Baneshwor, I would end up in Lalitpur instead!
I left home towards the end of my 26th year, and it has been nearly 2 years since I moved to Kathmandu. During this time, I have given interviews at more than 30 companies. Eventually, I reached a point where I knew exactly what questions interviewers were going to ask before they even asked them. 😁😁😁
During my initial stay in Kathmandu, a younger brother from my village named Nabaraj Sharma, whom I met while studying Building Electrician work, helped me with everything. I had contacted him before coming, and he supported me immensely. At first, I didn't even know how to light a gas stove or cook rice in a pressure cooker because we always cooked on firewood back home.
I arrived in Kathmandu with just NPR 35,000, and I never asked for a single rupee from home after that. That money was mostly spent buying basic essentials. I suffered immensely in Kathmandu, though I had faced even worse struggles when I previously visited India.
Imagine this: during Tihar, when everyone was heading home, I was heading into the city. People don't leave home during major festivals over minor pain.
🚀 Taking Control: Kp Global Solutions & AHFH
After returning to Kathmandu from my exams, I no longer felt like working for others. I realized that with my skill set, I shouldn't be wandering around just to earn a couple hundred thousand rupees a month. I decided to start my own venture.
After extensive planning, I envisioned the KPS Business Model and launched Kp Global Solutions. Among its initiatives, I built the website for Agri Health Food Home (AHFH) and officially started operations.
This field aligns directly with my background in agriculture. Additionally, I had been running a Pinterest account under this name for a long time, receiving up to 1 million monthly impressions. Realizing that traffic was going to waste, I created the website to convert those views into actual business leads. Alongside AHFH, I currently have 15 different projects gradually developing across various sectors.
🌟 Current Status & Vision
Combining all my experience and expertise, I have set my service pricing at NPR 100,000 for clients in Nepal and $3,000 for international clients.
Life moves in unpredictable ways. To this day, I am still trying to fully grasp the purpose of life, why I was born, and why I go through all this. What I have shared here does not even represent 1% of my true life story. The pressure of these life experiences has caused my hair to turn completely gray.
I don't even know how to define success anymore—yesterday, finding a dishwashing job felt like success; today, establishing my own company still feels like falling short.
A Final Word
Let us wait for the right time, keep moving forward, maintain spirituality in our hearts, hold no malice toward anyone, and treat everyone as our own.
"Success will surely be achieved one day." ✨
Areas of Expertise
Self-taught through relentless dedication — from IT fundamentals to advanced digital marketing, AI, and beyond.
Digital Marketing
SEO, SEM, Google Ads, Meta Ads, PPC, Display Advertising, Remarketing, SMM, Content Marketing, Email Marketing, Affiliate Marketing, E-commerce Marketing, Lead Generation, CRO, Marketing Automation, ORM, Brand Marketing, Growth Marketing, Digital PR, Analytics & AI-Powered Marketing.
LMS & Platforms
Google, Udemy, Teachable, Thinkific, LearnWorlds, Podia, Kajabi, Skillshare, Coursera, Moodle, WordPress + LMS, and more.
Content & Copywriting
Blog writing, article writing, SEO content, social media content, technical writing, creative writing, sales copy, email copy, ad copy, script writing, brand messaging, and storytelling.
Graphic Design
Logo design, brand identity, social media creatives, banners, thumbnails, posters, flyers, brochures, business cards, infographics, presentation design, packaging design, Canva design, and template creation.
Video Editing
YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok video editing, Reels & Shorts editing, promotional videos, corporate videos, motion graphics, color correction, audio enhancement, and video content strategy.
AI & Automation
AI Agent development, chatbot creation, custom GPT setup, RAG solutions, AI-powered marketing, sales automation, content creation, workflow automation, no-code automation, and AI tool integration.
Business & Sales
Business planning, business model development, market research, competitor analysis, sales strategy, B2B/B2C sales, CRM, lead generation, client acquisition, and revenue growth strategy.
Leadership & Training
Team leadership, team management, digital marketing training, corporate training, coaching, mentoring, workshop facilitation, freelancing training, and productivity training.
Agriculture & Agri-Business
Agricultural content creation, farm business planning, agricultural marketing, farm branding, agri-product promotion, farmer education content, and agriculture tourism marketing.
Professional Services
A comprehensive suite of 35+ service categories covering every aspect of digital marketing, creative, business, and technology.
💼 Service Pricing
Employment Trajectory & Challenges
Every experience — good or challenging — has shaped who I am today as a professional.
1. Sarawagi Group (Kirtipur)
Coming from a mindset of washing dishes, getting this job felt huge. I had prior experience with social media and websites, but my weakness was my quiet, introverted nature. I struggled with coordination and felt isolated. I was terminated after about 1.5 months. Since my initial funds were exhausted and my grandfather, grandmother, and younger brother were all ill at home, getting that salary was critical. It took nearly two months of intense arguments via WhatsApp and phone calls to finally retrieve my earned salary. After this, I made a rule: Never return to a company I have left, regardless of the circumstances.
2. Real Estate Company
I briefly joined a real estate firm right after Sarawagi Group, but couldn't adapt and left shortly after. Every experience teaches something valuable.
3. The Nepal Hiking Adventure (Thamel)
I had to write in English. Though I knew grammar, writing fluently was challenging, so I wrote in Nepali and translated it using Google Translate. I realized English was my biggest hurdle and needed immediate improvement. Feeling unable to deliver quality work, I used the excuse of visiting home and resigned. Here too, my salary was held up, but after nearly 3 months of persistent follow-ups, I managed to collect it. This taught me that working for certain private companies in Nepal carries significant payment risks.
4. Sera Digital Hub (Shorhkhutte)
My confidence grew here. Moving from a mindset of washing dishes to training students and connecting with business owners gave me immense confidence. My sharp technical mind picked things up quickly, and within 6 months of moving to Kathmandu, I reached a managerial role. However, commuting from Kirtipur to Sundhara and walking to Shorhhkutte without personal transport became exhausting. Furthermore, salary issues arose again—out of NPR 40,000, I was paid only NPR 20,000, leaving the rest unpaid. I left, choosing to treat the unpaid amount as a donation. Despite the financial loss, the experience shaped my leadership and management skills significantly.
5. My Nep Application
This platform was built to assist Nepalese residing abroad. This was a smooth experience with timely payments. My responsibilities included website management, content creation, content writing, team management, recruitment, email marketing, influencer outreach, direct call coordination, business listings, marketing strategy planning, and reporting. I resigned after needing 2 months of leave to attend my university examinations at home.
6. Kp Global Solutions (Own Venture)
After returning to Kathmandu from my exams, I no longer felt like working for others. I realized that with my skill set, I shouldn't be wandering around just to earn a couple hundred thousand rupees a month. I decided to start my own venture. After extensive planning, I envisioned the KPS Business Model and launched Kp Global Solutions. Among its initiatives, I built the website for Agri Health Food Home (AHFH) and officially started operations. Currently managing 15+ different projects across various sectors. This is where my true journey as an entrepreneur begins.
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