When my youngest sister was born, I turned to my parents and thought… “You just had to make it five, didn’t you?” At the age of 6, I thought I was forever doomed to "middle child syndrome." Today, I like to look at it more as a blessing than a curse. Being in the middle has made me…• SuccessfulI tend to channel all of my energy into results and personally seeing projects through from start to finish.• AmbitiousApproximately 52% of our country’s presidents have been middles, coincidence? I think not. I've always been a self-starter willing to learn and take initiative to best fit changing environments.• OutgoingGrowing up as a middle child, I connected with my peers for emotional support. Today, my empathetic and easygoing nature fuels my passion for collaboration and communication.• DifferentBeing in the middle has taught me that it is okay, actually better, to be different. I see no reason to be like everyone else. I dare to be different by pairing my love for marketing and people with my eye-for-design• A mediatorNo surprise that I am a skilled mediator and negotiator, after all I’ve only been doing it my entire life.• InnovativeBeing so independent as a child, I learned how to think outside of the box. Today this gives me the ability to come up with unique and innovative ideas.• PatientI know my time to shine will come, and I have learned to be tenacious in the process. I appreciate every moment of the journey, and once I succeed, I am grateful.I think I am all set on siblings… but I could always use more connections! Feel free to reach out and connect with me.
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