The only impossible journey is the one you never begin.” -Tony Robbins.
During my fifteen years old, I was approved one of the most competitive schools in the country, with rigorous and disciplinary teaching. I had to move out, away from my parents. However, this three-year experience was fundamental to becoming who I am today, a mature, sensible, dreamy, and inspiring young.

“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” -Mae West.
Being elected class leader throughout my entire academic life, twelve years, I fell in love with leadership, social impact, and activism. I studied a lot and had a lot of struggles, but I managed to get where none of my colleagues dared. I participated in International Olympics. I started my business when I was just fourteen years old, and I can already help more than 400 people in my community. I am the founder of the largest leadership program in my city, awakening in young the importance of engagement, giving them a voice and reliance, to show how powerful they are for the future of our world. I am also one of the creators of a Nacional Bootcamp on STEM, an area that unfortunately is not very encouraged in the country, but with a giant impact on the world. Moreover, I am the founder of a project which seeks to help children to become literate and learn mathematics due to the overwhelming consequences brought about by the pandemic.

“Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated.” -Confucius.
Yes, I make my life very complicated because I include myself in increasingly difficult and complicated social problems, instead of just looking and letting others solve them. Thus, my passion for bringing resolutions to the world no one can take away from me.