Rause Dina
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Rause Dina
I don't know why you clicked on this page, but I'll make your stay worth it. Let me get straight to the point.
My friends refer to me as the "Lore" Friend since I am constantly doing something. Despite the fact that my experience is primarily in marketing and content creation, I always have something up my sleeve. Whether it's my unexpected background in computer science, the fact that I'm studying to be a psychiatrist, or the fact that I'm reassembling people's lives by managing their tasks on Google or Microsoft, or the fact that I'm suddenly behind a desk serving customers, then on some random day I'm in charge of preparing and presenting power points and curating playlists to hundreds of people. I am usually doing something to keep my hands busy. It is in my blood, after all.
Hell, I'm making my own website!
Now, I'm a freshman at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. My greatest success is being the first person in my family to attend to university, providing me a step forward after securing the life. My family moved nations to assist me achieve
I'm a bilingual 17-year-old research lover with published independent research projects on LinkedIn that are guided by evidence-based findings. I constantly research trending music and trends on social media for content creation.
Four years of vocational training in online, game, and cybersecurity technology allows me to quickly access any device or platform, and I am proficient in Adobe Creative Suite and CapCut for quick, high-quality edits. My current work includes creating content for SeattleAgenda and Luisa Vargas LV7 Massage, as well as running my own Instagram/TikTok art accounts. A year ago, I was the Audio and Video lead foran International Massage Festival, where I designed playlists, live-mixed sound, and projected multilingual keynotes across six cities with no downtime. Whether it's trend research, campaign analytics, or on-the-fly creative, I get involved and get things done. I work well under pressure, due to my 4 years of experience with JROTC.
I know I am shamelessly promoting myself, but can't a girl be proud of her work?
How to Survive School is a funny but honest advice podcast hosted by me and my Best Friend Vy. As two recent grads, we share what we learned the hard way covering harsh professors, toxic friends, bad relationships, and family drama so you don’t repeat our mistakes. We went to different high schools, so our advice isn’t one-sided, and we’ll keep going into college life.
The show is here to comfort any teen dealing with adolescence; we’ll talk openly about depression abusive relationships,, dysfunctional families, and more. Growing up is scary, and being forced to act grown before you’re ready is worse. We’re here to help you through it.
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