Miss International

Miss Haiti International®

Moise Lena Jean Louis

People's Choice Award

1. Which celebrity do you think you look like?
For me, a "modern woman" understands the demands of a balanced society that for centuries has not immediately prioritized her right and desire for equality with the opposite sex. Therefore, she seeks to reflect on her understanding of this necessity in order to support the reinterpretation of the negative portrayal of the "modern woman" in the world. She is committed to making her skills available to organizations, groups and educational institutions, recognizing and promoting their strengths while advocating for certain issues associated with the story of a "modern woman" with sensitivity, sincerity and empathy.

2. What is the strangest thing in your fridge?
That's an excellent question. I believe that a girl becomes a woman when she realizes the full power of her beauty, intelligence, and willpower. That's the driving force behind her development, as she learns to use her maturity often associate with being a woman, to improve everything she does in the world. She cares about the family that supports her, and also about the community she belongs to. She places great importance on understanding how she can further enhance her intellectual abilities, her Physiological Well-being, and her emotional intelligence to support her path and reflect the world she has built for herself and how she uses it in her actions.

3.What’s something you only do when you’re bored?
To deal with disappointments, I tend to follow the saying, “Everything happens for a reason.” And as Leon Brown says, “You may suffer many defeats in this life, but you will not be defeated. You will emerge from each trial stronger and wiser.” My lesson from this is that anything that seems problematic will eventually turn into a positive moral that I can overcome. Just like in life, anything can become a lesson in mastery, as long as I remain focused and determined to see the transformed side of everything and move forward with accomplishments.

4.What is a purchase you made that you immediately regretted?
My unforgettable, picture-perfect moment was when I received my acceptance letter from my dream university, Brooklyn College in Kings County, during the 2020 quarantine. Even though everything was very bleak during the pandemic, receiving the acceptance letter was a pleasant surprise. Sharing the news with my loved ones was incredibly exciting and made me laugh again. It was a moment when I realized that anything is achievable if I just decide and work towards it. It is nothing more than a prerequisite, and being willing to fulfill these prerequisites is my most important understanding of how I celebrate the many picture-perfect moments in my life.

5.What kind of Barbie would you be?
To cope with stress and pressure, I first try not to internalize anything that could be a trigger. Then, I quickly restore my emotional balance and, above all, prioritize my Physiological Well-being. With the same passion, I am interested in the overall design of a platform dedicated to the Physiological Well-being (P.W.) of schoolchildren. I strive to harmonize the integration of body and movement within myself when under stress and pressure. This allows me to effectively perceive the kinetic activity of the body and mind. It's not an easy task for me, but I always retain my attention to what works for me and what I have in my repertoire to maintain a framework of Physiological Well-being.