I’m known for my passion in writing. Since I was in elementary school I’ve found the beauty of writing in every small detail and intimate process of constructing words, understanding phrases, seeking the hidden meaning of sentences, and I’ve been learning and keep on writing ever since. This passion carried me through my education at Padjadjaran University where I majored in French Literature and discovered my other interest in theater. Having spent half of my college life doing theater trained me to be open to working in teams, adapting to new environments and personalities, being in big projects taught me to not only how to understand every little aspect of intrapersonal relationships, but also to always be responsible and perceptive since being under pressure was something that was expected of me as the leader for my theater community and that role required me to develop and implement a variety of tactics to deal with theoretical to technical problems.All my personal experiences have taught me that the concept of improvement is not something we can shape and create solely by being hardworking or self-assured and ambitious individuals. In any situation, those who are daring, honest, respectful, and open-minded will be able to find their own version of success, as will for those who are willing to accept mistakes as a part of life and befriend our flaws.