I am passionate about empowering young people with life and leadership skills. I lead Hands of Life – Cycling, a youth organization that provides a safe and supportive space for young people in Lesotho. Through this work, I coach youth in life skills, cycling, bicycle maintenance, and leadership. Since 2012, our organization has hosted numerous community events, including fundraising initiatives, sports activities, and leadership workshops. I also volunteer with local charity organizations and offer technical support where needed. I have had the privilege of traveling and living in different parts of the world. I have lived in Uzbekistan, spent time in South Africa and the United States, and visited Ghana, Tanzania, Rwanda, as well as the iconic Victoria Falls. These experiences have deepened my appreciation for cultural exchange and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. I studied in Lesotho and South Africa and have gained skills in eight languages. I also studied Civic Leadership at Drexel University. Professionally, I served at a local community radio station for two years in the marketing department before managing the production studio, where I produced jingles and advertisements, supported website development, and presented health lessons. I have also collaborated with CNN to produce a documentary for our organization. Additionally, I assist others with grant writing and share knowledge related to mental health. In my free time, I enjoy offering hospitality to travelers, sharing stories, and learning from people around the world. I believe hosting is a powerful way to build friendships, promote understanding, and create lasting memories. Guests can expect meaningful conversations, cultural exchange, and a welcoming environment.