| What is your most memorable childhood experience? | Meeting different people of different cultures all over the world. Kids are different everywhere. In Hungary, I joined kids in Budapest playing traditional game (Sigafutam), racing with snail-shaped toys, etc. In Sweden, I've tasted the best homemade lingonberry jam at a Midsummer festival in Stockholm, where locals taught me a folk dance. In Finland, I experienced a sauna with a Finnish family near Helsinki hearing about their love for nature. In Cyprus, I shared fresh halloumi with a girl my age at a village market, connecting through smiles. These moments taught me to embrace cultural differences with curiosity, shaping my openness to diversity as I grew up. |
| What immediate family member do you closely identify with and why? | I identify most with my godfather. He is very smart, bold and fearless. My godfather is one of a kind (besides me :) ). He's a brilliant businessman, very inspiring, open to new ideas, educated, and an intelligent person who can read the minds of people (not in a mystical way). |
| What character traits do you admire in an individual? | I admire intelligence and bravery. These character traits might change the world. I love changes and these are necessary components for it. |
| What is the funniest thing ever to happen to you? | Funniest within a time - I was hunting ghosts and monsters when I was a kid. We were in the woods, escaped from the house in a summer camp and I was with a group of older kids. There were 7 of us and we wanted to test out the theory that ghosts and evil spirits were living in the woods. It was a small investigation with flashlights and a skeptical mood that ended with adrenaline and complete fear (in a good way). We were running from this forest like crazy because we saw a shadow - a silouette of some trees and animals (probably deer). |
| If time and money were not an issue, where would you travel and why? | The United States. It was my dream (one of them) to move here and I accomplished it. I wanted to move to the US because it's a country full of opportunities. I would love to travel to China, Japan, and South Korea since they are completely different worlds. |
| When and if you ever have children, what would you like to pass on to them? | I would pass on knowledge, money, and businesses. I would like to teach potential offspring how to treat themselves and others, how to solve issues in life, and my personal beliefs and philosophies. I would like to pass down my generational wealth whether it be through businesses or retail. |
