I prioritize multiple tasks under tight deadlines by first getting clear on urgency and impact. I break everything down into concrete tasks, identify what’s time-sensitive versus what’s high-value, and tackle the items that will unblock others or have the biggest consequences if delayed. From there, I create a realistic plan with short milestones, rather than trying to do everything at once. I stay flexible, check progress frequently, and adjust as priorities shift. If something truly can’t all be done at the same time, I communicate early—either to delegate, ask for clarity, or reset expectations. This approach helps me stay focused, reduce last-minute stress, and consistently meet deadlines without sacrificing quality.

What interests me in real estate development is the chance to shape places where people actually live, work, and connect. It’s a mix of strategy and creativity—seeing a raw piece of land or an underused building and imagining how it can become something valuable, functional, and lasting. I’m especially drawn to how development blends finance, design, and community impact. The decisions you make affect neighbourhoods for decades, whether that’s creating housing, revitalizing an area, or building spaces that support local businesses. There’s also a problem-solving aspect I enjoy: navigating zoning, market cycles, and construction constraints to bring a vision to life. At its core, real estate development feels rewarding because it turns ideas into tangible results.