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How I Think

​I've always been fascinated by one question:

Why do people make the decisions they do?

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That question has shaped many of my interests—from financial literacy and behavioural economics to artificial intelligence, education, and public policy. Although these fields appear different, I see them as connected by a common purpose: understanding how knowledge can help people make better decisions and create greater opportunities.

I believe education is one of the most powerful ways to improve lives. Whether I'm leading my school's Investment & Stock Market Club, developing IB Study Together, or organizing community initiatives, I'm motivated by the idea that practical knowledge can give people the confidence to make informed choices about their future.

Artificial intelligence has only strengthened that belief. As AI becomes increasingly capable of processing information, I think uniquely human qualities—judgment, curiosity, empathy, communication, and leadership—will become even more valuable. Technology can provide information, but people must still decide what matters, how to act, and how those decisions affect others.

Growing up in Toronto and attending a French-language school has also shaped the way I think. Moving between languages and cultures has taught me that understanding another person's perspective often matters just as much as understanding the facts. Listening carefully, asking thoughtful questions, and appreciating different viewpoints are skills I hope to continue developing throughout my life.

This website reflects that journey. It is a place where I document the ideas I'm exploring, the projects I'm building, and the experiences that continue to shape how I think.

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​Academic Interest​

I enjoy exploring ideas that connect business, technology, psychology, and public policy.

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My current interests include:

• Financial literacy and economic opportunity

• Behavioural economics and decision science

• Artificial intelligence and its impact on society

• Educational technology

• Public policy and leadership

• International affairs and global systems

Rather than studying these topics independently, I'm interested in how they influence one another and how they can be applied to solve practical problems.

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​Global Perspective

Growing up in one of the world's most multicultural cities has given me the opportunity to learn from people with different cultures, languages, and perspectives.

Fluent in English, French, and Romanian, and currently learning Spanish, I've come to appreciate that language is much more than communication. It shapes how people think, collaborate, and understand the world around them.

These experiences have strengthened my interest in international affairs and reinforced the importance of approaching complex problems with curiosity, empathy, and an open mind.

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 Looking Ahead

I'm motivated by projects that combine education, technology, and community impact.

In the years ahead, I hope to continue building initiatives that expand access to financial literacy, improve educational opportunities, and use technology to help people learn more effectively.

I'm less interested in following a predetermined career path than in continuing to solve meaningful problems, learn from others, and create opportunities that have a positive impact.

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Knowledge creates the greatest impact when it helps people make better decisions.

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