No one’s born a leader, but they grow up to become one. Active participation in different societies and event management teams helped me groom myself and unleash my potential, which was buried deep down due to my introvertintroverted personality. I’ve gained a lot throughout this fun filledfun-filled, never-ending journey. I volunteered for several projects under 'Takmeel' launched by PIEAS Volunteers’ Society, through which I put myself closer to the underprivileged class around us. I got a chance to represent my country successfully at an international forum through Shell eco-marathon Asia 2018, held in Singapore, which was a life changinglife-changing experience for me. Those days in Singapore taught me a lot and one thing attracted me the most was tourism. The entire economy of this little country, smaller than the size of Karachi, standing on this pillar. Pakistan is blessed with much, much more, and nature has been very kind to this beautiful country of mine. North, South, East, West, any direction you take, eventually ends up to a sight, of culture and heritage worth seeing. EitherWhether it be the Himalayan range in the north,; the mountain ranges of the west,; deserts, plateaus, lush green gardens; and definitely not forgetting the hundreds of kilometers long coastaline inalong the coastline of the south. With four seasons throughout the year, what not is this country not blessed with.with? Through this program, I would be able to learn what is being done around the globe and cashtake advantage of this potential to the maximum. The Currentcurrent government is already working on it, but still much more is neededstill needs to be done, and I aim to play my part on return. I aspire to be influential and bemake a contribution to the society in every way possible. Not, not to confine myself to a particular job, but to discover new horizons every single day.