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While continuing my main job of data entry, I take on freelance entertainment work through a casting company. Now that I've left the agency, I find that the flexibility to quickly take on projects that come my way suits me well. I maintain a balance of 60% work and 40% personal life, effortlessly continuing only what I'm good at. My relaxed and easygoing approach to work leaves a lasting impression.
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