I am a proud alumnus of Bard College, where I earned my Master of Science in Economics and Finance, specializing in the complex interplay of economic theories and financial systems. Following my graduation, I embarked on a journey of educational service, teaching economics and finance across diverse settingsfrom the vibrant classrooms of Bard College in New York to the dynamic learning environments of Kathmandu, Nepal. My teaching career has allowed me to nurture the minds of undergraduate students, high schoolers, and specifically, those preparing for their critical academic milestones. I am deeply passionate about making the abstract concepts of financial economics and macroeconomics accessible and engaging for all students, regardless of their background or learning style. My approach to education is rooted in the belief that understanding economics is essential for navigating the complexities of the world, a perspective I strive to instill in my students. Beyond the classroom, I am committed to my own continuous learning, often exploring new methodologies in economics and finance, which enriches both my personal and professional life. In my leisure time, I find joy in activities that challenge the mind and body, such as solving complex puzzles, engaging in strategic games, and participating in outdoor adventures, all of which complement my dedication to education and lifelong learning.