To be really honest, there's only an ordinary number of things I could do, but not significant enough to call them as skills; in which I am conflicted if I could consider them as one.1 But for the sake of indulging you, dear reader, I will jog my brain and pick up whatever's on the back of my mind.2 My first love was reading.3 I spent a significant amount of my elementary years in school cooped up in the library.4 I read a lot of fiction books and I certainly believe that it kickstarted my vivid imagination.5 There's also the fact that I can read over a hundred words per minute, which isn't that cool, but I'm kind of proud of it.6 Moving on, I’m a pretty crafty person, and could make anything as long as I put my mind into it, and how much my creative capabilities would let me.7 And with that, I’ve developed a skill for media computing, such as video editing.8 This artistic vision is something I’ve always take pride on.9 Do not get me wrong, though.10 I have no skills for art techniques like drawing or any formal artistic creation.11 So, I thought, “Why not just take whatever I have and make something with it?”.12 See, that’s the beauty of art.13 No rules, just vibes.14 The sky’s the limit – literally.15 Not just artistic media, there’s also writing, where I found my safe haven to express my thoughts if I do not have the opportunity to translate it into something more concrete.16 On a more personal note, I am an empathetic person, with a good attention to detail about people.17 I value my connections with people, so I try to be considerate for them.18 This empathy, combined with my observant nature, allows me to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives.19 I am confident with my ability to learn and adapt, making the most of my resources and talents I have.20 So, maybe I don’t have a list of impressive “skills”, but I’m resourceful, compassionate, and always eager to learn.21 That has to count for something.22
While the term “skill” feels a bit formal for the things I enjoy, I do have a collection of hobbies that keep me busy and, more importantly, happy.1 Much like my approach to art, I’m ready to take on anything with an open mind and a willingness to experiment.2 Video editing, for instance, allows me to combine my love for storytelling with a bit of technical know-how, turning simple clips into something a little more engaging.3 Of course, reading remains a constant companion, a way to escape into different worlds and fuel my imagination.4 I love a good fiction book, especially with genres like fantasy, a little bit of romance, and interesting worldbuilding lore.5 Then there's crocheting, a surprisingly therapeutic activity that lets me create tangible things, from cozy blankets to quirky little amigurumi.6 Creating something out of my own hands brings a unique sense of satisfaction.7 Like, hey, I just made this little guy!8 How cool is that?9 It's a nice balance to the more digital aspects of my life.10 Recently, I found makeup to be another creative outlet, a chance to play with colors, or sometimes just try out a new technique I saw online.11 I do believe that my life is a canvas, and my face is not an exception.12 And when I need to escape the everyday, I immerse myself in the captivating world of movies and series.13 Who could forget the simple pleasure of getting lost in a good movie?14 It's the perfect way to unwind and recharge.15 From gripping dramas to lighthearted comedies, I find solace and entertainment in the stories unfolding on screen.16 The best part is, I'm always on the lookout for something new to try.17 Whether it's learning a new craft, exploring a different genre of film, or picking up a new book, I love the feeling of discovering something that sparks my interest.18 There's always something exciting waiting to be explored.19 This constant quest for novelty keeps life entertaining and prevents me from falling into a rut.20 So, I embrace my thirst for discovery, and continue to explore the vast landscape of hobbies, always eager to find my next passion that will capture my heart.21 After all, life is too short to be bored.22
My interests are a delightfully chaotic reflection of my ever-wandering mind, if I say so myself.1 I'm really into expanding my media computing knowledge.2 I'm practically itching to dive headfirst into the swirling vortex of graphic design.3 It's like visual alchemy, and I'm ready to brew up some stunning concoctions.4 And I definitely want to get better at video editing.5 I've been working on it, but I feel like there's always more to learn.6 Basically, I'm obsessed with leveling up in all the things I already love.7 Then from where I’m standing right now, I would love to explore the vast field of IT, and I’m curious to see if there’s something in there that clicks for me.8 I’d love to find my niche.9 But it's not all digital wizardry and pixel pushing.10 I have this burning desire to explore the far corners of the globe.11 Of course, traveling is way more fun with my favorite people in tow – my significant other, family, and friends, obviously.12 Just thinking about the memories I could have with them makes me grin from ear to ear.13 And because I can't resist a good creative outlet, I'm always down to try new things.14 Painting, sculpting, interpretive dance with flaming torches (just kidding… mostly) – I'll probably give it a go.15 Basically, my brain is a playground of possibilities, and I'm just here to play.16 I embrace the chaos, the unexpected detours, and the sheer joy of discovery.17 Life's too short to be bored, right?18 So, I'm following my whims, chasing my curiosities, and generally making a glorious mess of things.19 I wouldn't have it any other way.20