Come up with a crazy business idea. A deliberately unconventional business idea would be a “Time Capsule Subscription Company.” Customers would subscribe to receive a curated package once a year containing objects, letters, media, and digital archives designed to represent the current moment in culture, technology, and personal life. Subscribers would contribute their own materials—photos,…

Describe an item you were incredibly attached to as a youth. What became of it? As a child, I was incredibly attached to a small, well-worn radio that rarely left my side. It wasn’t remarkable in appearance—its casing was scratched, the antenna slightly bent—but to me, it represented connection and possibility. Through that radio, I…

What is your mission? My mission is to live with purpose and integrity, using my skills, values, and experiences to make a positive and lasting impact on others. I strive to grow continually—personally, professionally, and spiritually—while contributing meaningful work that uplifts, educates, or brings comfort to those I serve. Above all, my mission is to…

What are your thoughts on the concept of living a very long life? The concept of living a very long life is both intriguing and complex. Longevity, in itself, is not inherently meaningful; its true value lies in the quality, purpose, and vitality that accompany those years. A longer life offers the opportunity to gain…

What could you do differently? What could I do differently? I could approach each day with greater intention rather than relying on routine alone. By pausing to reflect before reacting, I would make more thoughtful decisions and communicate with greater clarity and patience. I could also place more value on progress over perfection, allowing myself…

If you had a freeway billboard, what would it say? If I had a freeway billboard, it would carry a message that is simple, calming, and meaningful—something a person could absorb in a glance and carry with them for the rest of their drive. It would read: “Slow down. You’re doing better than you think.”…

Do you spend more time thinking about the future or the past? Why? I spend more time thinking about the future than the past. While the past offers valuable lessons and perspective, I view it primarily as a reference point rather than a destination. It informs my decisions, shapes my values, and provides clarity about…

What is the greatest gift someone could give you? The greatest gift someone could give me is genuine presence—time, attention, and understanding offered without distraction or expectation. In a world that often moves quickly, being truly seen and heard is deeply meaningful. This kind of gift communicates respect, care, and trust, and it strengthens relationships…

What colleges have you attended? I have attended colleges that emphasized both academic rigor and practical skill development. My studies focused on building a strong foundation in critical thinking, communication, and applied learning, while also encouraging discipline, adaptability, and lifelong curiosity. The experience of higher education helped shape my professional values, strengthened my work ethic,…

Do you play in your daily life? What says “playtime” to you?! Play has a quiet but meaningful presence in my daily life. While it may not always look like traditional games or leisure activities, I make space for moments that allow curiosity, creativity, and lightness to surface. These moments act as a counterbalance to…