As a Paralegal at the Law Offices of Mark C. Watson, I am refining my skills in legal drafting, research, and client communication. Simultaneously, I am a full-time student at the University of California, Davis, pursuing a bachelor's degree in Economics and History. My passion for these subjects dates back to childhood: I was captivated by the fluctuations of the stock market in middle school and fascinated by how economies and governments adapt to big changes. My interest in history also emerged early—by fourth grade, I could recite entire sections of my history textbook, much to the indifference of my teacher. I have pursued these two passions in college, where I have developed a nuanced understanding of both Economics and History.My experience as a Property and Airbnb Manager at Happy Day Inn has equipped me with a strong foundation in sales, creative entrepreneurship, and problem-solving. Our team successfully transitioned from long term leasing to short-term Airbnb leasing, demonstrating adaptability and a keen understanding of policy and market trends. This role has also sharpened my understanding of market dynamics, customer behavior, and competitive positioning. By navigating the complexities of the short-term rental market, I gained valuable insights into demand forecasting, pricing optimization, and the impact of regulatory changes. Additionally, my experience in managing client relationships and handling operational challenges has further strengthened my ability to make informed, strategic decisions in a fast-paced environment.Experiencing the loss of loved ones at a young age deeply shaped my understanding of the vital role that community plays in our lives. I learned that in times of hardship, the support of a close-knit community can provide solace, resilience, and a sense of belonging. This realization has driven me to actively engage in and contribute to the communities around me, fostering connections and offering support to others facing their own challenges. As President of Christians on Campus at UC Davis and Operation Personal Finance, I have had the privilege of leading initiatives that emphasize the importance of community and shared purpose. By organizing events, fostering dialogue, and providing resources, I have helped build communities that offer a sense of belonging and mutual support, reinforcing my belief in the transformative power of collective strength.