What are your morning rituals? What does the first hour of your day look like?
My mornings are undeniably busy. I wake up around 6:30 AM, and with school starting at 8:00 AM, I have just an hour and a half to prepare breakfast, get ready for class, tidy up the house, and feed the pets. Despite my best efforts, I often find myself running behind schedule, feeling like a woman on a mission, rushing through each task as if my life depended on it.
If I were ever to win a lottery, the first action on my agenda would be taking my mom to the hospital and settling our family’s debts. By family debt, I am referring to the loans we’ve taken to fund the education of all four of us, given the unstable income of my parents. This would undeniably be one of the best days of my life, as it would alleviate a significant burden for my family. Subsequently, we could treat our parents to a tour around the country, at the very least. The only caveat is my skepticism about ever winning a lottery, given my historically absent luck in such matters.
I have entertained thousands of dream jobs while growing up, influenced by both those around me and the famous stars and influencers portrayed on TV or in videos. However, deep down, I always aspired to be a scientist—not in the field of physical sciences, but rather a social scientist, specifically focused on young people. I was consistently captivated by the idea of creating a safe and encouraging environment for young individuals to lead humane lives.
Coming from a less fortunate family with my parents having a modest income, I envisioned myself as a social scientist leading a simple, modest life. My dream was to inspire and assist young people in becoming better humans.
