On campus, I’m involved in business clubs, and I regularly attend yoga classes and spend time at the gym. Being part of business organizations has helped me build strong peer networks and feel comfortable organizing initiatives or promoting ideas within a group setting. Yoga and the gym are also big parts of my routine, which connect closely to mental clarity and overall wellness. Those spaces naturally open up conversations about stress, balance, and healthy habits, so they feel like authentic environments where I could introduce Inner Journey in a way that feels organic and relatable.

Yes, I have. There was a time when I was feeling overwhelmed but didn’t know how to express it clearly to someone close to me. I was worried about being misunderstood or coming across the wrong way, so I initially held it in. What helped me get through it was taking time to reflect on what I was actually feeling and writing my thoughts down first so I could communicate calmly and intentionally. When I finally had the conversation, it wasn’t perfect, but it was honest — and it strengthened our relationship. That experience showed me how important self-awareness and mental clarity are when it comes to healthy communication.

I’m interested in working with Inner Journey because mental clarity and simple daily habits are things I genuinely value as a college student balancing academics, work, and social life. I love that the app makes mental fitness feel approachable and practical instead of overwhelming. On a college campus especially, students are constantly navigating stress, comparison, and busy schedules, so having tools that are easy, research-supported, and actually realistic to use feels impactful. I’d be excited to help normalize conversations around mental clarity in a way that feels authentic, supportive, and peer-driven rather than preachy.