Risk-taker, open-minded, and diligent are qualities that I describe myself. My name is Win Bejrsuwana and I am a student at Indiana University studying Economic Consulting and Public Policy Analysis at the Kelley School of Business. Having gone to an international school in Bangkok, Thailand, I have been blessed to work with people from different walks of life. This experience translated into my personality as an open-minded individual. In situations such as case competitions, I would regularly be the one to resolve misunderstandings and conflicts between team members. Along with my open-mindedness, I am a very diligent person. This is demonstrated when I interned at Andrew Stotz’s Investment Research company. I was assigned to increase 20 people in sales by the next day. Although I did not meet the objective, my boss appreciated my diligence and I have learned the meaning of perseverance despite knowing that the desired outcome may not occur. My value of diligence also extends to my hobby of Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) which also leads to my next value of a risk-taker. At the age of 17, I decided to train and compete in Muay Thai, my value diligence was reinforced when I was beaten up by a 14-year-old child due to my lackadaisical behavior during training. After gruesome training, despite the risks, I took the initiative to compete, and luckily, I won. The experiences that I have gained are crucial to my academic and work life. I hope to integrate my values with my career as a consultant. I believe my experiences are unique and cannot be replaced.