My room is like a cinema. It is flooded with posters all over the outside and inside. Each poster is a film, representing a place I've been, a passion I've pursued, or community I've belonged to

My room is like a cinema. It is flooded with posters all over the outside and inside. Each poster is a film, representing a place I've been, a passion I've pursued, or community I've belonged to. These posters stand for an untraditional first impression, but it's one I'm proud of. Let me take you on a quick tour:
"There is always a room for family", on the door. This funny poster with movie character from "Fast and Furious" almost every time makes my family members smile before entering to my room. I always regarded myself as a family person and I really love spending time with my flesh and blood. We are a family, who stays by each other's side through good and bad times, so I want my family members know that there is always a place in my heart for them.

"You are an amazing designer" is hung on the corner of my design area. Art has been a constant for me for as long as I can remember. Today my primary engagement with art is through design. I tend to spend entire weekends designing websites and social media graphics for wide range of companies. Designing means more to me than just branding and marketing. It provides me with the opportunity to experiment with texture, perspective, and contrast, helping me refine my professional style.

"It is a good day to read a book", over the bookshelf. Just a couple of years ago a grand passion for reading grew on me. Every evening, a craving for the unknown and desire for incredible opportunities make me turn the pages over and over again. I strongly believe that people should learn something new every day and this poster always reminds me about it.

"Hala Madrid !" on my wardrobe. Although it is quiet dim and old comparing with other vivid posters in my room, it has a unique value for me. This poster depicts the moment when my favourite football club won Champions League for the third time and proved that nothing is impossible. Whenever I catch a glimpse of that poster I think about a club that is more than just a football team, which still inspires me to get up after every fall.

"Sorry for the honesty...", top left corner of wall next to my desk. Long ago I noticed that I am very pleased to directly tell the bitter truth, which brought up straightforwardness in my personality. Even though some do nott like this trait of mine, honesty has earned me a lot of respect and trust from hundreds of other people. It not only helps me to establish sincere relationships with people, but also to accept criticism in my address with dignity.

"Tasty food = great mood", between the bed and wardrobe. I am a kind of a person who loves eating delicious food. Whenever I am free I spend my spare time with my mom learning how to cook my favourite dishes and other secrets of the culinary arts.

And there are many others, including the minimalistic black and white Coding time poster; "Just do it !" a well known moto of Nike, one of my beloved sports brand; and posters from "Dots IT" a community that I started to promote youth's involvement in fields like programming, marketing and design.

When I move to another place, it will be like ending of the movie. It'll be difficult leaving these moments and memories behind, but I probably won't want these posters in my 20s anyways (except "Hala Madrid !", that's never leaving). My next set of posters will reveal my next set of aspirations. They hold the key to future paths I will navigate, knowledge I will gain, and connections I will make.