Entrepreneurship

  • See The Voices

    At 16, I launched a global video pal program connecting students from 20+ countries for cultural and language exchange. It reached 11,000 students worldwide, run through local chapter leaders who hosted in-person events and an online platform that matched students across countries.

    Named

  • Gateway to American Economics

    At 17, I wrote, designed, and published an introductory economics book upon learning how images in traditional economics textbooks implicitly interest more boys than girls (e.g., via a blue race car on the front cover).

    Featured in The Daily Barometer, the Education From an Equal podcast, Books for Peace, and Faces of Feminism

  • YouTube channel

    At 18, I made lifestyle and college content that reached 2.6M views and 35k subscribers in under six months. I received paid sponsorships and speaking engagements from Bumble, CollegeAdvisor (now U.S. News), Skillshare, the world's largest all-female makeathon, study abroad agencies in Malaysia, and more. Beyond learning how to grow an audience, I also gained a rep on handling pushback from becoming known beyond my trusted circle of friends - from hostile comment sections to anonymous Reddit threads that got taken down for harassment. After all, no one kicks a dead dog, and what doesn't kill you makes you stronger (see more beliefs).

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Apps

  • coronasim.space

    A realtime multiplayer simulation of coronavirus

    Won best domain at Cal Hacks, the world's largest collegiate hackathon

  • Places

    An app that helps you plan, track, and share the places you go

  • Quirky Quarters

    An app for all your finance-related needs when you're out with friends

  • Munchies

    An app helping restaurants dynamically price their menu items