nina nikoladze

Christian, Photographer, Scientist, Writer/Editor

Sometimes what we avoid the most becomes an imperative part of our hearts. My love and interest in Korean culture and songs, which I resisted accepting, quickly grew beyond that. Learning about the depth of culture and people made me connect with Asian parts of the world. When I first started learning the language, I discovered how amazing "hangul" was for me; it was quite enjoyable to read, write, and pronounce words. I never would have imagined having this open door until I made the decision to start a blog devoted to my admiration of Korean music. I have made an crazy amount of international sorts of backgrounds friends from all and backgrounds. My intelligence and personality were enhanced by them. I was in a dark period of life at the time, and resisting my power was a disastrous decision. Little did I know I could be there for now. Little did I know I would know Korean and have online friends who are always by my side. My journey in Korean started unintentionally, but it has given my life new purpose and excitement. Butterfly theory must be real thing,which made me culturally diverse and happy at the same time.

Imagine living in a time when more than a thousand diseases have no cure. How many children suffer just because doctors can't be trusted? I am lucky. I consider my mission to be researching, especially brain diseases, and then, based on sources, seeking guidance not from others but from myself. Having the chance to help individuals with my knowledge is an amazement beyond my horizons. With a degree in chemistry (biology spectrum), I will gain a strong understanding of human health and the mutation process of many incurable diseases. I aspire to be the creator of medicines that people will rely on during challenging times, offering them much-needed assistance and support. I am glad to be part of our community. I'm glad to have the real chance of changing the world and helping anyone in need, no matter their economic, cultural, or social background. It is a blessing in disguise to be technologically advanced, so let's use it!

Apart from my innate passion for Khinkali and Borshc soup, my geo-Russian heritage has helped me integrate deeper into my community. I've joined Ted-Talk activists and helped them create subtitles for the most significant social, economic, and environmental issues that the world is currently facing. Being bilingual gave me the opportunity to raise awareness in my community, which allowed me to see that I could commit to it. Having the warm memory of my ancestors made me realize that it was my mission to serve people around me while creating a diverse society. I became even more diverse and globally connected when I decided to pursue my blog idea. Having international friends has opened my eyes to the beauty of living in a world where people are eager to share their cultures and traditions and come from diverse backgrounds. Again, this situation demonstrated the positive side of advanced technologies and how, for many people, simply being billingual led to something bigger.

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