8 Quick Easy Steps To Know Me.

Because explaining my self it's easier in bullets.

1. Ohana means family; family means nobody gets left behind.

I don’t think family is defined by the blood bonds but by the people who earn a special place in one’s life.

My favorite cousins and all the people who were there during birthday and happy-no-birthday parties.

College is one of the most important stages of life, not because of what you learn or the career you choose, but because it’s full of challenges that drive you through a self-knowledge process. Those who stay with you even in your worst moments instantly become family.

And the people that I grew up with and that have, in one way or another, influenced me.

Grandpa & Grandma.

Mom & Dad.

By the way, cool parents are cool!

My sister.

2. I told you that I was trouble...

Nah, that's not true... I never really was in trouble when I was a child but...

3. I had my "let's get wasted" phase.

And my High School Graduation Party was the best party that I've ever been to!

4. What if I was a superhero?

Saving the world is not exactly my idea about fun, come on! Not having a social life because there is a kitten trapped in a tree? No way! But if I could, I would be a wizard, but one from the Harry Potter world.

5. What’s my favorite time, day and month? Well…

6. For me, it’s not a job but a making-my-dreams-come-true tool.

Wanderlust is one of my biggest motivations to work. For me, the best job is the one that could take me around the world, doing other things that I enjoy at the same time…

Maybe...

Or a copy writer, journalist, any other kind of writer?

I would like to work with an advertising agency...

Whatever I can be at an I-rule-the-world media company.

I mean, I still got options...

To be honest, I would like to be a rockstar.

And if you ask me where do I see myself in 10 years, I would say...

Ok, just kidding. I would like to keep on traveling around the world.

Or living abroad.

And if the world were to end in 2013, just...

7. If I could choose a mentor, I would choose Nan Goldin.

She's the best to portray the beloved ones.

8. Home is where the heart is...

...and finding it out changes your perspective of everything.