About

Why I Work

At the heart of my philosophy, I feel it is most important to project positivity and encourage progress. I believe in loving people. Creation and collaboration drive me toward authentic stewardship of my passions to produce quality work.

If I focus on holistic personal development, I know I will continue to grow. I seek out regular opportunities for continued learning, whether by reading books, training, or attending workshops. Lifelong learning has proven to enhance employability (Ates and Alsal, 2012).

Through positive reinforcement, I encourage the people around me to grow as well. I thrive when I see development, and I am not afraid to be bold in constructive criticism. Intentional development builds loyalty, productivity, and the workplace’s future (Lipman, 2013). With my current team, I schedule specific meeting times focused on relational and spiritual development.

Most importantly, I want to create a safe space that others can thrive in. It is crucial that we live in human connection that is rooted in love, grace, and empathy (Kerns, 2019). Through event-planning and organization, I will foster fun and education. With integrity as my focus, I will build communication, engagement, and community.

I am highly motivated and hard-working. I desire to see people reach their full potential, helping people with passion projects. I value authenticity, empowerment, and vision. Most of all, I take people and make them family.


Ates & Alal. 2012. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042812019416

Kerns. 2019. https://churchleaders.com/youth/youth-leaders-articles/347207-why-youth-ministry-is-the-most-important-job-in-the-world.html

Lipman. 2013. https://www.forbes.com/sites/victorlipman/2013/01/29/why-development-planning-is-important-neglected-and-can-cost-you-young-talent/#38b513cf6f63