I was born in Jakarta, and growing up around Jakarta and Tangerang. While it might seem like there isn't much to tell from this time, it's these formative years that laid the foundation for who I am today. It was a period filled with learning, growing, and the simple joys of childhood.

• Stepping into Universitas Indonesia, my world expanded as I immersed myself in the world of nutrition and public health. These years were very transformative; I engaged in Model United Nations (MUN) conferences, striving for excellence as Mahasiswa Berprestasi, and delving into scientific writing. 
• Amidst the academic hustle, life threw its curveballs as I lost my father, an event that marked me deeply and shaped my understanding of resilience and strength. I found myself in the sandwich generation, juggling responsibilities and personal growth.

Post-graduation, I navigated through diverse professional waters. From working at Kulina, engaging with community health at the Puskesmas, to diving into the realm of public health policy with the Jakarta Provincial Government (Dinkes), these years were marked by exploration and commitment. My participation in Abnon, a youth ambassador program, added another layer of experience and community engagement to my journey.

• Transitioning to Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health marked the beginning of a new chapter. My focus shifted towards health system strengthening, health economics, and financing, complemented by an econometric research project at the Center for Global Development (CGD) in Washington DC. 
• Parallel to my academic pursuits, I embraced the world of content creation, sharing my journey, insights, and learnings with a wider audience. My stories and experiences found a new home, resonating with individuals worldwide, and marking the start of an exciting, ongoing adventure.