I am interested in IP, finance, data privacy, cybersecurity, crypto, AI, restructuring, and commercial litigation.I love technology, helping people, oral advocacy, research, and writing.My pro-bono interests include access to legal education and guidance for underrepresented minorities and individuals with disabilities, solutions for minor offenses, and immigration law support. I was very lucky to intern for judges and attend the Judicial Intern Academy in the Southern District of Florida and the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges with a scholarship from the American College of Bankruptcy. Judges have the best view on "how sausage is made," as one of them said. I look forward to continuing to learn from judges' experience and passion for public service.My professional journey spanned trade jobs, sports coaching, IT services, LSAT tutoring, and pest control.I faced some challenges in my personal journey. One of them is that in the third week of law school, after coming to Florida, I had an ischemic stroke. And while I survived despite the prognosis, I had to relearn to speak, read, write, eat, and walk. Attending law school at the same time as working on my health has definitely been a severe challenge. My grades had suffered. But I continue to rehabilitate myself, and I am in better shape.My thinking brain remains unharmed, and I am able to achieve much.Despite all the challenges, I am in my 3L year and on track to graduate with my class. I constantly look for ways to strengthen myself, and although I cannot participate in a lot of sports, I have been involved in golf, archery, kayaking, and swimming. Please connect with me, whether you just would like to talk or there is a way I can help.Please note that the views expressed here are based on my current experiences, observations, and research.