On Instagram, I describe myself as a perfectly imbalanced woman — an engineer driven by data, a troublemaker led by emotion, a woman of many hats, and an auntie to three.

That description sums me up rather well. But if you’d like to dive deeper, keep reading.
I have an endless passion for learning, and that curiosity constantly pulls me into new spaces, ideas, and experiences. I am always hunting for knowledge across different aspects of life, which is perhaps why my world rarely fits into one box.

People often describe me as a passionate teacher — someone who genuinely enjoys sharing knowledge with those around her. That spirit is reflected in this website, where you’ll find a collection of topics that may seem different at first glance, yet are perfectly connected under the many hats I wear: marketing, Rotary, stamp collecting, my inner reflections, history, and above all, my love for the land of the Pharaohs — to which I proudly belong and toward which I am unapologetically biased.
You will recognise these worlds through their different sections and hashtags… and who knows what other worlds may find their way here in the future.

Although I am deeply data-driven, I was also given a writing voice. I may be my own harshest critic — perfectionism has a way of doing that — but I will leave it to you to decide what kind of writer I am.
Beyond writing, you may also come across other projects that are, in one way or another, connected to storytelling. I’ll leave some of that for you to discover on your own.

I hope you enjoy this journey through the many layers of my mind, heart, and paper.

Welcome to my multiverse, I am glad you are here 🙂

P.S. I love being called Miss Hamouda. It goes back to my university days, when I took part in a model extracurricular activity, and we were all called by our family names. Ever since then, the name stuck — and I’ve loved it. Perhaps because I truly love my family name.

Sincerely yours,
Miss Hamouda

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