"I am Hadassah Cordoba, creator of Luxe Operandi, the atelier of modern storytelling.

I was born in 1996 in Georgia, at the foothills of Appalachia, where the thick, humid air carried the sweet perfume of magnolias and honeysuckle.

As a child, I was consumed by boundless curiosity and imagination. I spent countless summer evenings writing by moonlight as old Hollywood songs crackled through the radio, crafting stories amid the symphony of crickets and tree frogs.

Books were my passage to times and places beyond the dense Georgian forests that hemmed in our small town. I devoured novels in several different languages insatiably, immersed in the vivid worlds they contained. I found myself enraptured by the transportive power of stories.

I discovered my love of performance early on, training obsessively with an ex-Russian Prima Ballerina. This is where the quality of perfection in imperfection was instilled in me.

This paradox is why ballerinas can dance with effortless grace while inside the pointe shoe, their toes are blistered and bleeding - anything that holds perfect beauty has an imperfect human touch to it.

Here is where I learned the precision, artistry, and dedication to craft that would come to define Luxe Operandi.

Within the intricately designed costumes and the emotional music, I witnessed beautiful stories being told to thousands of people by immersing them in a truly unique experience.

I was only twelve when I became an entrepreneur. Too young for a work permit, I taught ballet in my basement to several little girls and boys.

I then convinced the owner of a professional studio to rent to me. By the time I was sixteen, I had dozens of students.

A restless curiosity impelled me onwards past my small southern town, first to the museums and galleries of Europe, then to the colorful streets of India.

Every new sensation etched itself indelibly on my perceptive mind.