Ashley G. Kim

I'm just going to say this flat out: I am extremely stoic. I love to be harsh on myself, and I actually love harsh criticism from intellectual people, for example, from my teachers and tutors. I'm the so-called "being used and sacrifising" type of person- I like to take on every burden of others, or be the responsible one in the team.

I'm also that one crazy girl who wants to do everything and be perfect at it- and once I start any project or a goal, I need to reach the highest of highest or else I'm not satisfied. But the con is that I like to open too many boxes at once and sometimes I can't get anywhere, since I'm trying to build everything- I'm way too well rounded that it's destroying me. But I can't really go against my nature- starting when I was only three, I probably changed my future plans a lot of times- probably around 1,000 times, since I wanted to be that one person who enjoys life and does everything she can do.

My motto is "Work until your bones break, run like you're being chased, and climb the highest trees". It might sound crazy, but I'm aiming for the Ivy Leagues in order to reach my dream company, Google. I know it's impossible for me now, but I can at least try. I don't like people who just sit there and wait for miracles to happen- probably the reason why I think Disney princesses' stories are kind of impossible and stupid. I like to be independent rather than working with teams when it comes to works that can be done individual- but I still like to be working as teams, preferrably as leaders. I'm very harsh on amoral individuals that works with me- I will either exclude him/her out of the team or start to remind that this is business, not partying 24/7- sure, a dash of fun and creativity is what makes business a business, but if they're fooling around and taking things too lightly- I'm not afraid to use my voice or power to correct them.