I was not someone who opened up when I was upset or anxious—I only showed the composed side of myself.

I am someone who tends to overthink, it sometimes helps me notice details and perspectives that others don’t.

I am not someone who judges others, even when I see them making mistakes.

I shall be the person who gets back up every time—not because it’s easy, but because life doesn’t wait for you to get stronger; it moves on with or without you.

I shall not be defined by my fear of change.

I like it when kindness is acknowledged as a strength, not a weakness.

I dislike it when people underestimate the value of empathy in life.

My biggest ambition is to build a life where happiness comes first.

My biggest worry is failing to make the most of the opportunities I’ve been given.

I am most proud of the person I’ve become—someone who leads with empathy and works hard without losing sight of personal values.

I am a bit ashamed that I sometimes take on too much and forget to prioritize myself.

Looking back, probably I should have spoken up more for what I believed in rather than worrying about being misunderstood.

Looking back, probably I should not have stayed in situations that drained me just because I was afraid of starting over.

It all fell apart when I tried to do everything alone without asking for help.

Things made sense when I realized that putting myself first doesn’t mean I’m selfish; it means I’m stronger for others.

Eventually things fall into place when you trust God and karma.

Eventually things will make sense when you stop expecting life to follow a perfect plan.

Someone once advised me that "You can’t pour from an empty cup—take care of yourself first, because your well-being is the foundation for everything and everyone you care about."

I once advised someone that “Sometimes, walking away is the strongest and bravest thing you can do.”

If I had a superpower it would be the ability to heal—not just physically, but emotionally.

My superpower in real life is my ability to connect with others on a deeply personal level and make them feel understood.

The word I use most is “faith”.

The word is dislike most is “fear”—because it’s the one thing that gets in the way of pursuing what we want

This too shall pass because time teaches us resilience—we adapt, develop coping mechanisms.

My most treasured passion is helping others see their potential and grow into the best version of themselves.

People should be more compassionate, taking a moment to understand that everyone’s story is more complex than it seems

People should be less judgmental and quick to assume.

I wish to thank my family for lifting me during my lows and celebrating every success with love and pride.

I was not one to fall in line; I chose my own path, regardless of outside influences.

I am stronger than I thought

I am not a quitter.

I shall be a groundbreaking strategist

I shall not be just another face in the crowd.

I like it when I’m challenged

I dislike it when I’m limited

My biggest ambition is to be a role model for future generations—someone they can look up to and be inspired by.

My biggest worry is letting doubt hold me back from achieving my ambition

I am most proud of where I am today

I am a bit ashamed that I let time slip away without achieving more.

Looking back, probably I should have been bolder and louder.

Looking back, probably I should not have let my imposter syndrome get the best of me

It all fell apart when I took myself too seriously

Things made sense when I embraced simplicity

Eventually things will be shaped by our effort and determination

Eventually things will not go as planned or wished

Someone once advised me that true creativity lies in taking the complex and making it beautifully simple.

I once advised someone that if you don’t carve your mark now, it only gets harder with time.

If I had a superpower it would be mind reading, that will get me the best insights!

My superpower in real life is my blinding positivity

The word I use most is Yes

The word is dislike most is Viral, viral does not mean good.

This too shall pass is the sentence that gets me through most things

My most treasured passion is nurturing others and spreading kindness

People should be more willing to take themselves less seriously.

People should be less Boring

I wish to thank the people who saw in me what I never saw in myself.

I was not the person who easily fit into the boxes that others tried to place me in, and it was a struggle at times.

I am an Art Director and an Artist, deeply passionate about design and storytelling.

I am not someone who easily says "no," but I’m learning the importance of setting boundaries.

I shall be someone who continues to grow and embrace change, believing in the power of coincidences and the beauty of imagination.

I shall not be a conformist to authority or societal expectations that don't resonate with my values.

I like it when I can vibe with friends, geek out over Star Wars or Lord of the Rings, and share a laugh.

I dislike it when authority feels overbearing or when I feel pressured to meet unrealistic expectations.

My biggest ambition is to travel the world, immerse myself in cultures that value creativity and acceptance and create art that leaves a lasting impact.

My biggest worry is the challenge of balancing my desire to help others with the need to prioritize my own well-being.

I am most proud of the resilience I’ve shown in picking myself up during difficult times.

I am a bit ashamed that it took me a while to embrace my true self and to stand up against limiting expectations.

Looking back, probably I should have embraced my uniqueness sooner.

Looking back, probably I should not have let fear of authority stifle my voice at times or hold me back from pursuing certain opportunities.

It all fell apart when I struggled to accept myself and my quirks, but it was a necessary journey.

Things made sense when I realized that my uniqueness is my strength, and I found support from those who appreciate it.

Eventually things will align as I continue to grow and find my place in the world.

Eventually things will not stay confined to narrow definitions of success or happiness.

Someone once advised me that It’s okay to not have everything figured out , you can chart your own course, even if it looks different from what others expect.

I once advised someone that creativity thrives when you embrace your true self.

If I had a superpower, it would be time travel.

My superpower in real life is my ability to connect with people.

The words I use most are “It’s fine” but usually its sarcastically.

The word I dislike most is "can’t."

This too shall pass is a mantra that reminds me of the temporary nature of hardships.

My most treasured passion is creating art, world building.

People should be more empathetic

People should be less judgmental and rigid in their thinking

I wish to thank my friends, who taught me the meaning of found family, and my manager, who has been my Obi-Wan, a beacon of support and encouragement over the past three years.

I was not defeated

I am high energy

I am not shy

I shall be better tomorrow

I shall not be falling short today

I like it when people smile

I dislike it when people give up

My biggest ambition is to be a fire rare

My biggest worry is to think I don’t care

I am most proud of my hunger for better

I am a bit ashamed that I didn’t start earlier

Looking back, probably I should have helped more along the way

Looking back, probably I should not have forgotten to say hello to those who came my way

It all fell apart when I broke my hip

Things made sense when I began to recover

Eventually things will make you stronger

Eventually things will not always give you what you desire

Someone once advised me that I should train in the hardest conditions

I once advised someone that no hurdle is too high

If I had a superpower, it would be time manipulation

My superpower in real life is making the most of time

The word I use most is essentially

The word is dislike most is complicated

This too shall pass in due time

My most treasured passion is bettering myself everyday

People should be more optimistic

People should be less exploitative

I wish to thank my father for showing me how to stay ahead and my mother for making sure I don’t get ahead of myself.

I was not free minded

I am an observer and creator

I am not passive

I shall be a fighter

I shall not be scared of what the world would say

I like it when conversations create actionable matters

I dislike it when people assume things

My biggest ambition is to shake the world one piece of art at a time

My biggest worry is to be still in time

I am most proud of the knowledge I have shared across

I am a bit ashamed that I didn’t fight harder

Looking back, probably I should have been louder

Looking back, probably I should not have doubted my ability

It all fell apart when my country needed me the most to fight for it and let its voice be heard

Things made sense when I shifted my role to one that illuminates my path

Eventually things will grow

Eventually things will not be the same

Someone once advised me that all it takes is a dream

I once advised someone that if you can dream it, you can make it come to life

If I had a superpower it would be to hear what people truly need and don’t say, then proceed to heal their heart

My superpower in real life is supporting people when they truly need a shoulder to lean on

The word I use most is Why

The word I dislike most is No

This too shall pass and my country will rise again

My most treasured passion is photography

People should be more ambitious

People should be less accepting of a situation they don’t tolerate

I wish to thank every person that walked my path and imprinted on me a lesson.

I was not afraid to push boundaries and take on roles outside my comfort zone. I was never a slacker—weekends didn't exist as I worked tirelessly to complete multiple diplomas while managing several jobs simultaneously.

I am now a copywriting and content lead who strives for excellence, whether managing global campaigns or crafting compelling copy in multiple languages.

I am not someone who settles for mediocrity or lets obstacles define my journey. I’ve learned to say no, to speak up, and to understand the importance of taking time to rest—one or two days a week—to recharge.

I shall be a voice of justice, innovation, and creativity, driving impactful communication in the digital age.

I shall not be a passive participant in my own story. Destiny is shaped by our actions and the courage to challenge the status quo.

I like it when ideas flow, teams collaborate seamlessly, and content resonates with its audience. I also value it when credit is given where credit is due.

I dislike it when quality is sacrificed for shortcuts or when passion for work goes unrecognized. I dislike it even more when toxicity breaks the spirits of brilliant minds.

My biggest ambition is to lead a global initiative that combines language, creativity, and technology to transform how brands connect with audiences.

My biggest worry is that in striving for perfection, I might overlook moments of joy and personal growth.

I am most proud of the resilience I’ve shown in overcoming professional and personal challenges while staying true to my values.

I am a bit ashamed that I sometimes hesitate to delegate and try to do it all, especially when juggling multiple diplomas and jobs, which can be overwhelming.

Looking back, probably I should have trusted my instincts more when navigating unfair professional situations early in my career.

Looking back, probably I should not have stayed silent when I felt undervalued or mistreated—I deserved to be heard.

It all fell apart when I realized the burden of trying to balance too much without seeking support.

Things made sense when I channelled my struggles into creative output and professional growth.

Eventually, things will fall into place for those who persevere and adapt to change.

Someone once advised me that "You don’t have to carry it all alone. Asking for help shows strength, not weakness."

I once advised someone that "Creativity isn’t just about ideas; it’s about the courage to bring them to life."

If I had a superpower, it would be the ability to pause time to reflect, recharge, and refocus.

My superpower in real life is turning challenges into opportunities with persistence and creativity

The word I use most is “Collaborate.”

The word I dislike most is “Impossible.”

This too shall pass is my mantra when facing stressful situations—it always does.

My most treasured passion is writing, in all its forms—it’s the lens through which I see and shape the world.

People should be more empathetic and open to understanding others’ perspectives.

People should be less quick to judge or dismiss ideas without exploration.

I wish to thank the mentors, colleagues, and friends who believed in my potential even when I doubted myself.

I was not satisfied with the traditional approaches and sought innovative solutions.

I am endlessly curious about the world and how everything connects.

I am not afraid to challenge the status quo and embrace new ideas.

I shall be committed to pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

I shall not be deterred by obstacles but will view them as opportunities.

I like it when I discover a new favourite song or artist.

I dislike it when meetings could have been an email.

My biggest ambition is to revolutionize data-driven marketing strategies.

My biggest worry is that I might miss out on opportunities by playing it safe.

I am most proud of creating something from scratch that others find valuable.

I am a bit ashamed that I was shy to engage in networking opportunities.

Looking back, probably I should have invested in bitcoin.

Looking back, probably I should not have doubted some of my ideas.

It all fell apart when I realized sticking to old methods wasn't yielding results.

Things made sense when I noticed that following my curiosity led me to my true passions.

Eventually things will show that hard work and dedication pay off.

Eventually things will not be as difficult as technology works to level the playing field.

Someone once advised me that persistence and adaptability are keys to success.

I once advised someone that embracing failure is part of the journey.

If I had a superpower, it would be to manipulate probabilities.

My superpower in real life is making up songs about everyday tasks on the spot.

The word I use most is "yalla".

The word I dislike most is "delayed".

This too shall pass is a mantra I embrace during challenging times.

My most treasured passion is music.

People should be more open to self-reflection, continuously improving themselves.

People should be less afraid of stepping out of their comfort zones.

I wish to thank my mentors and team members who have supported my journey.

I was not the loudest in the room, but always made moves that speak volumes.

I am a mix of contradictions calm but driven, lazy but determined and quiet soul with a lot to say. I’m a secret poet inside but don’t tell anyone.

I am not the spotlight chaser. I move in silence and let my results do all the talking.

I shall be a name that no one forgets.

I shall not be a shadow in someone else’s story.

I like it when the beat drops and the whole world vibes with me. Or when someone really gets what I’m saying.

I dislike it when people sleep on the quiet ones. We see everything.

My biggest ambition is to be the greatest to ever do it.

My biggest worry is that my potential might take a nap and forget to wake up.

I am most proud of my tattoos. They're my art, my story, no need for paper and pencils.

I am a bit ashamed that I binge procrastinate like it’s a sport.

Looking back, probably I should have taken more chances more often instead of sticking to my comfort zone.

Looking back, probably I should not have overthought things. The answer is simpler than we make it.

It all fell apart when I tried to sprint without tying my shoelaces.

Things made sense when I realized even art needs blank spaces to breathe.

Eventually things will make sense, and it will work out

Eventually things will not stay the same forever, and that’s okay.

Someone once advised me that we will always glorify the hunter because lions don’t know how to write.

I once advised someone that if you’re going to keep shooting, make sure it’s a game winning shot.

If I had a superpower, it would be mind-reading. Not to invade privacy, but to understand people on a whole new level—less guessing, more connection.

My superpower in real life is the ability to stay calm under pressure.

The word I use most is “real” because everything else is just a filler.

The word I dislike most is “Can’t.” There’s always a way, you just must find it.

This too shall pass and when it does, we’ll be on to the next chapter, still winning.

My most treasured passion is creating moments—on the field, in conversations, or just by showing up for people who matter.

People should be more compassionate. You never know what someone’s going through.

People should be less afraid to show their flaws—it’s what makes them human.

I wish to thank my family for being the real ones, my friends for keeping me grounded, and every tattoo artist who put their magic on me.

I was not prepared to how much connections shape success.

I am someone who keeps running a list of dreams.

I am not great at hiding how I feel, it’s always written all over my face.

I shall be someone who leaves things better than I found them.

I shall not be too comfortable for too long.

I like it when I have a few slow mornings.

I dislike it when someone is dismissive.

My biggest ambition is to lead by example.

My biggest worry is losing sight of what actually matters in the rush to keep up.

I am most proud of the times I showed up for others.

I am a bit ashamed that I’ve become fluent in the art of overcommitting.

Looking back, probably I should have taken more photos of the little moments.

Looking back, probably I should not have tried to plan every detail—some of the best things were unplanned.

It all fell apart when I overcommitted and stretched myself too thin.

Things made sense when I started recognizing what I already have.

Eventually things will become a story I’m proud to tell.

Eventually things will not feel so heavy – hindsight is like the friend who reminds you “it’s not that deep”.

Someone once advised me that ”No.” is a complete sentence.

I once advised someone that you can’t please everyone, so start with pleasing yourself.

If I had a superpower it would be to teleport.

My superpower in real life is empathy and understanding people’s emotions.

The word I use most is literally.

The word I dislike most is mundane.

This too shall pass is a reminder than nothing is permanent.

My most treasured passion is interior décor and transforming spaces into something that feel like home.

People should be more straightforward.

People should be less serious and approach things with a lighter heart.

I wish to thank every person that carried me through my stressful moments, I promise to lift you up the same way you did.

I am not someone who gives up easily or settles for mediocrity (nor speaks about themselves)
I shall be someone who inspires others to discover their voice and embrace their unique potential, just as I have embraced mine.
I shall not be afraid to take risks or embrace the unknown.
I like it when music speaks to emotions words cannot express; in fact, this is when I get goosebumps and feel truly alive.

I dislike it when people resist change or don’t listen to other POVs.
My biggest ambition is to leave a lasting and inspiring impact wherever I go.
My biggest worry is losing the balance between my personal and professional passions.
I am most proud of how far I’ve come, and the confidence and resilience I’ve built through life’s challenges. (particularly as a Lebanese individual).
I am a bit ashamed that I sometimes wasted time doubting, when I could have been moving forward with confidence.
Looking back, probably I should have spent more time with my grandmother, listening to her real-life stories and learning from her wisdom. (this is a true experience my friends)

Looking back, probably I should not have worried so much about pleasing everyone.
It all fell apart when I neglected to take care of myself and my well-being. (from music to singing and exercising)
Things made sense when I realized every experience adds to the story I’m creating.
Eventually, things will align perfectly in their own time.
Eventually, things will not feel as overwhelming as they sometimes do now.
Someone once advised me that life should be easy with the partner you choose – choose happy.
I once advised someone that if you truly love and respect yourself, you’ll prioritize peace and surround yourself with a positive environment, rather than allowing negativity to take root.
If I had a superpower, it would be the ability to bring harmony—both musically and in life.
My superpower in real life is listening deeply and creating meaningful connections.
The word I use most is “inspire.”
The word I dislike most is “maybe.” Another one is: “no prob”
This too shall pass, just wait and see. (hmm, should I create a jingle with this?)
My most treasured passion is being a safe haven for my friends and loved ones, offering a listening ear in both happy and sad times.

People should be more patient with one another especially during these tough times.

People should be less self-centered and resistant to growth; remember, being loud isn't about words, but about actions.
I wish to thank little black curly-haired shy me for believing that there was someone more than just her curls—someone with a voice that matters.