Doing the most, literally!!

Kairetu: The Versatile Doer
At just 20, Kairetu is juggling school, work and friendships like a pro. Her days are packed early mornings are spent preparing for the day, followed by intense class sessions and afternoons catching up with friends. Evenings are reserved for personal projects and freelance gigs. Though it hasn’t been easy, Kairetu has created a tight schedule to help her stay grounded. Her friends support her by being flexible and intentional about spending quality time together, understanding that her time is split between priorities.

Sironka: The Weekday Warrior

Sironka balances a full-time job with school commitments at 22. He works from 10am to 4pm and attends classes in the early mornings and late evenings. His weekdays are all about the grind, leaving little room for social life. However, he uses weekends to recharge spending time with friends, catching up on rest, and getting inspired. His circle respects his focus, often meeting up for weekend hangouts and keeping in touch online during the week.

Liz : The Creative Entrepreneur
Liz is the proud founder of Allure by Liz at 21, a jewelry and accessories brand she runs while still in school. Her schedule involves morning lectures, afternoon product creation, and evenings filled with packaging and marketing. What makes Liz’s journey unique is how her friends cheer her on they rock her pieces on TikTok, tag her in content, and help boost her brand visibility. Their support has turned her side hustle into a growing venture.

Finding the Balance

All three share one thing in common, structure. Whether it’s through daily routines or weekend resets, these trailblazers are proof that balance is possible with the right mindset. They’re also not afraid to ask for support or take moments for themselves. Whether it’s scrolling through socials, catching up with friends, or simply resting self-care is part of the hustle.

Final Word
Gen Z isn’t waiting for success to knock they’re building the doors themselves. And as these young changemakers show, it’s okay to not have it all figured out. What matters is moving with purpose, staying true to your path, and allowing room to grow.