Mine began at a very young age—around 4 years old—when I first became familiar with the importance of planning, developing, and reviewing. When I started school, one of my very first classes was called Plan–Do–Review. From that moment on, my mind began to naturally structure ideas and understand the value of processes in achieving goals.

Throughout my school years, I attended “Project Class,” which encouraged us to plan and develop ideas, and then present our results to teachers, classmates, and parents.

In university, I was introduced to the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) methodology, which strengthened my organized, process-oriented approach to project development. This method helped me see challenges not as roadblocks, but as opportunities to solve problems through logical, structured thinking.

During my master’s degree, this way of thinking became one of my greatest strengths—I was recognized for my ability to analyze problems deeply, create detailed work plans, and design clear paths to achieve goals and bring projects to life.

In my professional life, I have led multiple projects, but what I have enjoyed the most is creating. This passion led me to establish my own innovative fashion experience company. With determination, organization, strategic planning, patience, and resilience, I built a business that became a true life project.

Now, I’m ready for the next chapter—developing new ideas, collaborating with new people, and contributing my skills to both individuals and companies. I’m offering my life experience and professional expertise to be your next Project Manager—to help you bring your ideas to reality, with structure, creativity, and results.