Hi, I'm Nadezhda. From an early age I was deeply drawn to people of all backgrounds. In school, besides the core subjects, we studied different ethnic groups and countries through geography. Naturally, it became my favorite class—right after English. After graduating, I pursued a degree in Hospitality and Restaurant Management, though in hindsight I probably should have chosen Psychology. Those were the two paths I was genuinely considering. I've always had a strong intuition for people, and I believe we are all connected in one way or another—though many don't realize it. But that's a deeper conversation that can't be explained in a few words. Over the years, I've worked across several industries. I contributed to the early development of a regional ski resort project, which remains highly popular today. I also helped grow a small business, and eventually the owner offered me an equal partnership. Later, in a telecommunications company, I secured a major long-term contract—an achievement my director praised by saying no employee before me had ever elevated the company's reputation to such a level. What inspires me in real estate is the human side of it—the diversity, the stories, the chance to truly understand people, their needs, and their hopes. Buying a home is a big step, sometimes involving a move from another city or even another country. I've started life from scratch multiple times in different countries, so I genuinely understand this journey. I want to help people not only achieve this dream but also share in the experience with them. It's a new chapter in their lives, and I'm honored to be part of it. On the other hand, when life circumstances require someone to sell a home, I want to support that transition as well. It's also a new stage—just from the opposite side of the story. My passion—my true love—is foreign languages. Not just studying them from textbooks, but living them: immersing myself in the cultural environment of each country. It allows me to connect with people, their traditions, and their ways of life on a deeper, more authentic level. Another important part of my life is spiritual growth. I'm actively practicing it now, and it helps me stay grounded, compassionate, and connected—both to myself and to the people I serve.