I’ve always had a deep fascination with design and music—two passions that have shaped the way I see the world. Whether it’s appreciating the lines of modern architecture or getting lost in the melodies of a beautiful song, these creative outlets are where I find solace and inspiration. For me, design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about functionality, the way a space or an object can evoke emotion or inspire action. Music is the same. It has the ability to stir feelings, transform moods, and connect people in ways words can’t always express. These passions have always been a part of my life, fueling my creativity and giving me a sense of purpose.

But there’s another side of me that I’m a little more hesitant to share. Pole dancing has become one of my favorite ways to stay active and challenge myself, though I keep it on the down-low—especially from my dad. There’s something empowering about the strength, grace, and confidence it requires. It’s not just about fitness for me, but about embracing my body, learning to move in ways I never thought possible, and even expressing myself artistically. Despite the stereotypes, pole dancing has taught me a lot about resilience, discipline, and self-love. It’s one of those hobbies that’s both exhilarating and cathartic, and I love the balance it brings to my life.

At the core of it all, I believe life is about finding balance. Between hard work and self-care, between the adventurous spirit and the grounding peace we all need. It’s a constant dance—knowing when to push myself to be better, and when to take a step back and enjoy the moment. It’s these small joys, the things that bring me fulfillment, that remind me to embrace every part of who I am. Whether it’s through a new design project, a deep dive into a musical genre, or a pole dancing session, it all contributes to the rhythm of my life—a balance of work, play, and discovery.