I have long questioned myself: Who am I? What is my identity? These thoughts echoed in my mind for so long, yet I made no real progress. Then one day, I realized—I HAD INSANITY! As Albert Einstein defined it, insanity is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting different results. I couldn’t just sit there, trapped in my comfort zone, waiting for an angel to descend and reveal my true self. I needed to step out, to experience. So, I did. I took on different roles, each adding a new layer to my identity. A leader, a student, a volunteer, an actress—these are just some of the titles I have embraced. But beyond these, I am also a daughter, a sister, a girl, an amateur, and so much more. My identity is not fixed; it is ever-evolving, shaped by the paths I choose and the experiences I collect. And perhaps, in embracing the fluidity of who I am, I am closer than ever to understanding myself.