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What’s a place you visited that felt like home?
One place I visited that truly felt like home was Annecy, France. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by its peaceful atmosphere, charming old town, colorful buildings, and beautiful canals. The narrow cobblestone streets were lined with small cafés and local shops, creating a warm and welcoming feeling.
One of my most memorable moments was taking a walk along Lake Annecy in the late afternoon. The sunlight reflected beautifully on the clear blue water, while the mountains created a stunning backdrop. I found a quiet spot by the lake and simply sat there, enjoying the view and the peacefulness around me. For a moment, I felt completely present and at ease.
That experience made me realize that home is not always defined by a particular address. Sometimes, it is a feeling of peace, comfort, and belonging that you unexpectedly discover in a place you’ve only just visited. Annecy gave me exactly that feeling, and it is a place I would happily return to.
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What’s one thing you wish you had started doing earlier in life?
One thing I wish I had started doing earlier in life is investing in myself—not just financially, but through learning, personal growth, and taking better care of my time and energy.
When you’re younger, it’s easy to believe there will always be more time. With experience, you realize that time is one of the most valuable things you have. I wish I had started reading more, learning new skills, setting clearer goals, and believing in my own potential much earlier.
The good news is that it’s never too late to begin. Every day is another opportunity to become a better version of yourself.
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If you could pick any fictional animal to be your lifelong companion (like a Pokémon or fantasy pet), what would it be?
If I could choose any fictional animal to be my lifelong companion, I would choose Hedwig from Harry Potter. More than just a magical owl, Hedwig represents loyalty, intelligence, independence, and unwavering companionship. Having a friend who could travel freely, deliver messages, and always find their way home would be incredibly special.
But what I would value most is the bond. A lifelong companion should not simply be entertaining—it should bring comfort, trust, and a sense of connection through every chapter of life.
The best companions don’t just share your journey; they make the journey unforgettable.
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If you had to switch lives with a fictional character for a week, who would you choose?
If I could switch lives with a fictional character for one week, I would choose Tony Stark from Iron Man. His life would offer an extraordinary opportunity to experience innovation, luxury, and the responsibility that comes with having incredible technology and resources.
I would especially enjoy spending a week in his world of creativity and invention—working on ambitious projects, solving complex problems, and seeing how his ideas could shape the future. At the same time, living as Tony Stark would remind me that having wealth, intelligence, and power also comes with responsibility.
After seven unforgettable days, I would gladly return to my own life—but I’d bring back one thing from Tony Stark’s world: the courage to think bigger, dream boldly, and turn impossible ideas into reality.
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Have you ever liked a villain more than the hero? Who and why?
Yes. One villain I found more interesting than the hero is Loki from the Marvel universe. What makes him stand out is his complexity: he is ambitious, intelligent, and sometimes selfish, but he also shows vulnerability, loyalty, and a desire to be accepted. Unlike a purely evil character, Loki’s choices often come from insecurity and his complicated relationship with his family. That depth makes his character unpredictable and, at times, more compelling than the hero.
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