Someone once told me, “If you work hard and treat people right, you will be very successful.” I carry this mantra in everything I do, from refining my business skills to making an impact in the office. As I navigate my career, I aim to leave a positive impact on everyone I meet and be an asset to those around me.Beyond relationship-building, adaptability sets me apart. As an athlete, I learned that putting the team’s needs first made me more effective. As a result, I have become comfortable, and excited when given the opportunity to try something new. This perspective has guided me to love learning and be relentlessly curious.My first corporate experience as a Sales Operations Analyst with Epsilon tested my adaptability. As a marketing and psychology student, dealing with large amounts of data was uncomfortable. Nevertheless, I updated over 5,000 opportunity partners in Salesforce to help finance leadership better understand revenue-driving sources. Trusting my mentors, and dedication helped me become more confident with handling data.My next challenge came as a Strategy Intern, where I managed end-to-end processes involving data analysis, visualization, and presentations to leadership. I worked with high-profile clients like Dunkin’ and McDonald’s and thrived on solving ambiguous problems with innovative solutions.My determination to improve comes from my entrepreneurial ambition. During my junior year of college, I grossed over $400 selling my handmade card game. I pitched my company in multiple competitions, taking first place in the final one. Working hard on a business allowed me to sharpen my creativity and critical thinking.As I move into the next chapter, I am seeking a career in marketing or strategy, where I can continue learning and solving complex problems, ideally with the guidance of a mentor.Book recommendations: Atomic Habits by James Clear, Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, and Contagious by Jonah Berger