I treat my yoga mat like a grumpy pet. It only cooperates if I bribe it with deep breaths (don't ask me to do them too close to the mic 😅). I love cardio! I sprint toward the treadmill like it owes me money. Weights? I lift just enough to open stubborn pickle jars later most of the time. After working out, I'm basically a wobbly jelly. I always give it my all, but I make sure not to overdo it. I ask the trainers for help. Maybe you can give me a few tips?

I play chess for fun and to learn something new whenever I have the opportunity. My opening moves are solid - I usually start with d4. Since I don't know the strategies, I try to adapt as I go. However, there’s something poetic about learning new things or experiencing loss through creative moves. Chess has taught me patience and that there's always someone better than you.

I traded graphic design for finance when adulthood hit me like a ton of bricks. Spreadsheets are my new canvas. I work part-time serving overpriced lattes to fund my future design degree (and my tea addiction). Yeah, it’s a grind, but I’m acquiring skills like in RPG games. My dream? To be able to afford to live and retire in a place. For now, I survive on tea and by always staying on the move. My savings account is my emotional support spreadsheet

You will most often find me in my kitchen. I cook while watching some videos montage with flour explosions or just try to figure it on my own with a happy dance when the sauce doesn't curdle. But hey, no one has complained, even though I'm the only test subject. What's your favorite dish?

I sketch in the margins of my notebooks, paint when I'm stressed, and read under streetlights on the bus. Design school broke my heart, and my bank account, while I was studying it. But my sketchbook is still stuffed with dreams: tiny apartments with big windows and acrylic stains. Books are my time machine and help me discover myself. One chapter is set in a fantasy forest, the other is a finance page with big data and my future life, which is my new major that I am trying to figure out

I don’t do shots, I do wake up early and midnight walks around the city. My ideal night out: dragging friends to a board game café where I lose, but have fun. Or finding a park to try handstands while debating whether pineapples belong on pizza or lesse of a phylosphical question. Alcohol-free but never life-free. Let’s get weird with enjoy life at the fullest