When she's not high-fiving the local Trader Joe's clerk, or moonwalking through the aisles of Barnes and Noble, Josephine writes. Her witty charm, mixed with the hardships of her upbringing, have morphed her into a refreshingly captivating word guru. Despite becoming an orphan at the age of 14, she has not only become a first-generation university graduate, but has also been fortunate enough to live and teach in countries such as England, South Korea, China, Thailand, and Honduras. Her travels have paved the way for her to model for numerous clothing and makeup companies, as well as inspire hundreds of young people through her speaking workshops. She recently released her first novel, an autobiography, entitled, Modern Orphan. Josephine's dynamic spirit and contagious joy compels others to listen as she shares her riveting story and opens the floor for difficult, yet needed, discussions.Josephine studied Theatre Arts and Screenwriting at Azusa Pacific University. She also studied creative writing in the U.

K. at Middlesex University in London. After graduating, she has busied herself by speaking at various seminars, editing and creating content for screenplays, writing novels, modeling, globetrotting, and occasionally going to "work" in order to fund her writing addiction. Oh, and she speaks Korean.