HOW OFTEN do we ode the pleasure of company? Everywhere we look, we see an invisible tether that ties us all together; cultures, customs, morals, and ethics all find themselves on the spectrum of communication.

Like any idea, it takes time to relish in what could be, what is meant to be. As climates change, so do our inventions aimed at betterment. Using not only what is resourceful to us in a regional sense, but painting with the intercultural system aligned in our communication structures today can we build towards a better tomorrow; efficiency within the realm of endless possibility.

Discovering my own passion for building relationships throughout my professional educational career attending Appalachian State University, I am always working toward bringing the ideas of the future to the present. Growing to understand what it means to symbolize two differing cultures as a first-generation American citizen has catered to my curiosity for the world, and my love to showcase all it’s inhabitants have to offer.

We all begin the same and end the same, but it is through our experiences that we learn to use our individuality for greatness. “Failure” is that of an oxymoron as learning is the foundation for its mortality; I want to help people become what they need, what they truly seek without fear.

What is worth without measurement? Let us communicate what is right, in the foundation of our humanity and in our discovery of humanness.