I am a 26-year-old female who comes from a very large family. I am a cross between two tribes which are very similar in nature. I have 7 brothers, 3 nieces and two nephews. Both my parents are still alive and a big part of my life.

As someone that has worked in NGO’s almost all her life, the sustainability aspect and all around content contained in the MBA would heighten my knowledge of the industry as a whole.

The biggest thing I would like to learn about next is programme management, as I have worked for NGOs my whole life, which would give me all-around skills pertaining to the industry.

Reading, I absolutely love reading as it broadens your horizons in various aspects.

• Sunscreen.
• Water Filtering machine
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Step back and evaluate the problem. Would I be able to handle this on my own or would I require help? After evaluating the problem, I would enlist help if necessary or approach the problem with a clear head.

The biggest challenge I faced was studying full time while also working full time. It was very difficult to find a balance where neither my studies nor my work suffered. Time management was the biggest thing that helped me succeed. I had a planned schedule that I stuck to faithfully or I would rework my schedule to fit the circumstances.

To overcome my fear of public speaking and be more comfortable in public situations.

A teacher, because that was the profession, we were most exposed to at that age.

Book-Half of a Yellow Sun-Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Movie- Don’t look Up

My dad, he had no formal schooling but never gave up in terms of his dreams. He has taught himself to speak, read and write four different languages and always encouraged me to do my best in whatever I am pursuing.