As curiously eerie as it may sound, there are two questions that I’d ask myself before my time is up in this world. How would I like to be remembered? And what would I like to be known for? I believe that mapping my goals out in this form will seamlessly create a balance between my personal and professional life.

 I place value on the power of inclusivity, meaning that I am always willing to give my time to everybody and help them in any way that I can, which is something that I want to be remembered for. I am a shape shifter and if you believe in astrology, then this explains why I am a Gemini. I have a proven strong sense of resilience, meaning that I can dance even when it’s raining, which has led me to be a self-proclaimed stoic. Curiosity tends to get the better of me, but I believe this is what sets my wheels in motion, especially curiosity about the wonders of humankind and the art forms which inspire them. This means that I find myself embracing the deeper conversations, understanding others and what matters to their core.

 Regarding what I would like to be known for, I see myself building on these aspects and identify new world trends, through anthropological studies and creative brainstorming. These are key skills that I am good at and are displayed throughout my ‘melangful madness’. In order to hone my strong communication skills, I will liaise with clients throughout my career to understand what feeds their souls and cater to their needs through a mixture of mind melding (a term borrowed from science fiction, sharing the same meaning as brainstorming) and research.

I want to be brilliant and I want to share brilliance with everyone!

Considering one of my favourite hobbies is curating and creating good music, I think that it is only appropriate to share my favourite song at the moment, which is called ‘Music is Music’ by Ed Solo and Skool of Thought. This is, of course, subject to change.