Imagine That You Have Been Selected As An Influential Person Of Country For a Week. What Do You Plan To Do For The Country In Just a Week

I would have focused on mental health issues. As we all know, we are in the middle of a pandemic, and more people than ever are struggling with their mental health. If I got the opportunity to influence people, my dream is to destigmatize mental health issues and to normalize talking about it. I would have started a campaign where people are able to talk about their story and where we together as a society, can see that our problems are same as very many others’. We are not alone. It is completely normal to have issues and we need to talk more about it.

I love dancing and cheerleading.

What Got You Where You Are Today?

Since my childhood, I loved to set goals and to work hard to achieve them, and I learned to enjoy the journey on the way to the goals. Maybe that´s what got me where I am today. For me, it is so important to appreciate the road and the journey, because that’s more than half of the fun. When you work to achieve something that means a lot to you, you learn to love every step you take while working for it.

What Has Been Your Biggest Challenge And How Did You Overcome?

As a child, I used to be very shy. That was something that held me back from doing so many things in life. The way to overcome that was to compete in Miss Universe Norway 2016. I was 17 years old and super shy. During that competition we learned to speak to the press, work with different people and to be more confident. This was something that helped me a lot to overcome being too shy.