Happiness can be found in every corner of life, from your education and career to your relationships and personal growth. It often shows up in small moments as much as in major milestones. What truly matters is taking the time to understand who you are and what genuinely fulfills you. When you stay curious and keep searching for what feels right, you give yourself the chance to build a life that aligns with your values. Refusing to settle becomes an act of self‑respect that opens the door to deeper, lasting happiness.

I currently hold a Master’s in Special Education with a focus on Applied Behavior Analysis, and my long‑term goal is to become a licensed Applied Behavior Analyst. To reach that milestone, I need to secure the funding required to work under the supervision of a licensed professional, so you could say my certification is in progress. I also plan to pursue licensure as a professional counselor, expanding my ability to support people’s emotional and mental well‑being. Beyond that, I intend to earn a Doctorate in Experimental Psychology to deepen my understanding of human behavior and the science behind happiness. Ultimately, my purpose is to understand what makes people happy and use that knowledge to help both myself and others build more fulfilling lives.