About Me
What accomplishment are you most proud of?
Graduating from my masters degree at Harvard with 3.9 GPA. Took me on and off 6 years to attain all the credits required and I was working full time the entire time.
What’s the most beautiful place you’ve ever been?
Probably Cuba with the old cars and colorful houses. It was like being transported to another time in history. The fact that you are cut off from high speed internet also adds to the mystique.
When you’re having a bad day, what do you do to make yourself feel better?
I consciously try to give more love to myself. I try not to push away the bad feelings because that’s not a good long term strategy, it’s much better to welcome the uncomfortable feelings and just let it in. I reassure myself that I am safe and I will be okay no matter what.
What would your perfect Saturday look like?
Wake up refreshed, eat a healthy breakfast and exercise with my significant other. A perfect day would consist of reading, exercising, trying something new, farming and having a sumptuous dinner full of meaningful conversations with friends.
What’s the first thing you do when you get home from a trip?
Shower and sleep. I leave the crucial and mundane stuff like watering my plants and unpacking for later.
Do you believe in destiny?
Yes, I believe in magnetic energy that pulls you towards things. Even if you actively try to stay away, you’ll somehow find yourself going towards that direction eventually if that’s your destiny!
What is your earliest memory?
Probably wearing this panda swimsuit on holiday and my mom is asking me to sit on this burning hot concrete to pose for a photo. I was probably 3-4 years old. I also have memories of learning how to swim around that age.
What makes you unique?
Actually doing what I say I will do. I find that many people overpromise or say things mindlessly but I mean what I say.
What is the biggest risk you ever took?
Bungee jumping in Auckland. Took a good 5-10 minutes for the gentleman who worked there to convince me to jump. I did not feel free flying down the bridge. I was scared, tense and telling myself it will be over soon.
What accomplishment are you most proud of?
Graduating from my masters degree at Harvard with 3.9 GPA. Took me on and off 6 years to attain all the credits required and I was working full time the entire time.
What’s the most beautiful place you’ve ever been?
Probably Cuba with the old cars and colorful houses. It was like being transported to another time in history. The fact that you are cut off from high speed internet also adds to the mystique.
When you’re having a bad day, what do you do to make yourself feel better?
I consciously try to give more love to myself. I try not to push away the bad feelings because that’s not a good long term strategy, it’s much better to welcome the uncomfortable feelings and just let it in. I reassure myself that I am safe and I will be okay no matter what.
What would your perfect Saturday look like?
Wake up refreshed, eat a healthy breakfast and exercise with my significant other. A perfect day would consist of reading, exercising, trying something new, farming and having a sumptuous dinner full of meaningful conversations with friends.
What’s the first thing you do when you get home from a trip?
Shower and sleep. I leave the crucial and mundane stuff like watering my plants and unpacking for later.
Do you believe in destiny?
Yes, I believe in magnetic energy that pulls you towards things. Even if you actively try to stay away, you’ll somehow find yourself going towards that direction eventually if that’s your destiny!
What is your earliest memory?
Probably wearing this panda swimsuit on holiday and my mom is asking me to sit on this burning hot concrete to pose for a photo. I was probably 3-4 years old. I also have memories of learning how to swim around that age.
What makes you unique?
Actually doing what I say I will do. I find that many people overpromise or say things mindlessly but I mean what I say.
What is the biggest risk you ever took?
Bungee jumping in Auckland. Took a good 5-10 minutes for the gentleman who worked there to convince me to jump. I did not feel free flying down the bridge. I was scared, tense and telling myself it will be over soon.