I am always inquisitive about the purpose of human existence and have a penchant for solving complex problems. Therefore, I decided to become a social worker while still in high school and soon completed "Bachelor of Social Work" and received a Gold medal.I trained as a professional social worker for over eight years. I particularly like resolving people-oriented issues and helping individuals find workable and sustainable solutions. This trait led me to two master's degrees, one in social work and the other in rural development. I have worked as a frontline worker with many organizations in my academic career and did multiple academic research projects. I even completed one of my degrees while working full-time as a fundraiser trainer for MSF (Doctors Without Borders).In 2018, after years of experiencing different ailments, I was finally diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder called Lupus. This changed my approach but not my impact. Today, I aspire to make a difference through initiatives, writings, research, and advocacy. My social work career and education gave me varied experience with communication at different eschelon and circumstances. It came in handy as I transitioned to a career in management, content curation, and research.My professional association with a variety of social issues has helped me develop a unique set of skills that can be tailored for a diverse range of domains. Currently, as VP of Operation at Pietential, I am using all my experience to build and run an organization dedicated to helping humans and organization to reach their fullest potential. Pietential helps you Visualize and Analyze where you stand regarding the core issues that are central to what it is to be human: Physiological Needs, Safety Needs, Love and Belonging, Esteem, and Self-actualization. It provides your organization valuable aggregated comparative data visualizations of the emotional wellbeing of different segments of populations you lead and serve, allowing you to better understand how your people are doing.At heart, I remain a social worker who looks for sustainable transformation. I enjoy working on meaningful projects with the potential for grassroots impact.