For over a year with Togetherhood, I have shared my passion for languages and chess, teaching Spanish, chess, and Japanese. This experience reflects my dedication to learning and teaching, complementing my academic journey in philosophy and physics at Columbia University. Through these endeavors, I aim to inspire curiosity and a love for learning in diverse fields. I learned English by myself. I lived in Miami for 1 year, however, I moved to Boston inspired by a movie called: Good Will Hunting. I have played chess for almost 10 years and I love it, it has a lot of beauty in it, and the relation of post-modernism with the new way of moving pieces fascinates me. I study philosophy and physic at Columbia University and, I'm currently doing my second year. My dream is to become a chess grandmaster and also want to become a pianist and writer, I have published a couple of poems and writings related to physics literature and philosophy. It is ambitions but those are the things that I enjoy the most.