My career began at the age of 17 as a part-time worker. This decision was not driven by money at the time, but rather by the desire to be immersed in life's experiences. I firmly believe that education is an essential aspect of life. I’m a leader by default, a people person, a hard worker, and a quick learner, and I am adept at working in stressful and demanding environments. Now I'm the CEO of two companies: a management consultancy and an F&B business.

I always wanted to have an MBA since I started in 2018 at the same university I received my BA from, but due to time constraints, I couldn't continue. In the role of a CEO, an MBA is strongly recommended, especially if you are dealing with consulting.

I’m looking forward to enrolling in the Doctorate of Business Administration programme following the completion of my MBA degree.

My next career step is to establish a chain of restaurants.

As I mentioned earlier, learning is the key to a successful career. My experience working at an early age gave me a rich contrast between educational life and the practical world simultaneously.

I always aspired to become a business owner. Despite managing 150 employees with substantial perks at my previous job, even knowing I didn't have a client when I started my own company, I decided to start my own business.

I believe the most critical attributes for success encompass passion, perseverance, patience, effective communication, humility, confidence, courage, and honesty.

My foremost goal has always been to break out of my comfort zone. My foremost goal has always been to break out of my comfort zone. For me, sharpening my leadership skills is an everyday pursuit.

"I consider 'The Art of War' by Sun Tzu a must-read for everyone."

My dream job is to run a chain of restaurants across countries and to expand my consultancy internationally. "I aim to elevate my brand to the status of an iconic signature in the industry."

In the event that you're not passionate about the work you're doing and it doesn't align with your primary objective, it's never too late to move on. Make the right move!