I was a writer on a question and answer based website called Quora from 2017, when I was around 16, to 2021, only because I enjoy writing, and was getting experience/self teaching how to use better writing techniques.

When I worked here, it was more like a hyper-industrial and orderly place, there was no time to sit still, it was more like move move move constantly. So, by nature, I got used to a hyper-industrial company.

I have done a multitude of different volunteer works for different companies and places. I mostly do volunteer on spur of the moment just to do it because I can be a spontaneous person. But anyhow, some of which are the following; 1. 1000 kicks for charity; when I was in taekwondo, we where doing 1000+ moves we have learned in the air, and we would pay money to break boards. We raised money to pay for people fighting cancer. This was certainly my favorite one out of it all because I'm a physically active person, also we made the news, which I believe was my first time making the news. 2. Marathon for cancer fighter; I forgot the exact organization, but me and my grandmother walked a marathon to raise money for a kid fighting cancer. 3. Park cleanup; I volunteered at my local parks to clean up things like dead branches and trash, while clearing walkways for people to go hiking. I had lots of fun on this one aswell.There's more that I've done such as whipped up some food for the homeless, but you get the general idea.

While being an on air radio personality, I learned how to have verbal professionalism, learned how to research and plan the topics that we where going to talk about, learned how to work the mics and sound boards along with other technical things, how to schedule music, and all around have a fantastic time. The main thing about being an on air radio personality is that you got to keep things alive and upbeat so that the people listening actually has something to listen into.