Jayla Lewis

I am a very hard and determined worker/employee. I am highly motivated and professionally driven with a strong work ethic. I possess excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in a team setting as well as independently. Very adaptable and quick to learn new skills, consistently seeking ways to improve, and contributing to-not only my-but the workers around me as well's success.

I love the process of writing because it allows me to share ideas and stories in a creative way. When I write, I feel like an artist with a palette of phrases and punctuation, painting images in the mind's eye. The joy of finding just the right way to express a thought is thrilling, and the act of organizing those thoughts into coherent, engaging narratives is deeply satisfying. Whether it's composing a heartfelt message or spinning a tale of intrigue, the act of writing is a delightful adventure in itself.

I think sports are amazing. They're not just about the thrill of the game or the rush of competition, but also about the spirit of teamwork and personal growth. Watching a good match can be super exciting, with all the ups and downs, the cheers, and the nail-biting moments. Playing sports is also a fantastic way to stay active and challenge yourself. There's this incredible sense of accomplishment that comes with scoring a goal, crossing the finish line, or hitting a home run, along with creating long-lasting friendships and having their support.

Construction is super fascinating to me, it's like watching a big puzzle being perfectly built, almost like the game Tetris. There's something really cool about seeing a project evolve from simple blueprints to a fully formed building. The coordination of different teams- like architects, engineers, and construction workers- all working in sync to create something tangible is just awe-inspiring. Plus, the mix of raw materials like steel, wood, and concrete that somehow come together to make a safe and sturdy space is like a testament to human ingenuity. It's incredible to think about the legacy these structures leave behind, standing long after they're built.