Yasmin Helena Johnson: Designing futures, sculpting souls 🌌💪

"Gravity is only a suggestion, your potential is infinite." 🚀

When I was 12, I built a treehouse so high in my yard that the neighbors called the Fire Department! Today, I design habitats for Mars. Coincidence? No. This is destiny.

I am not just a Space Habitat Designer—I am a cosmic philosopher, a sculptor of human resilience, and a fitness addict who believes the body is the first spaceship we are ever given. And baby, we going to fly. ✨

My life? A psychedelic tension between steel and stardust. I design biospheres for interplanetary living during the day, but by dawn I am doing deadlifts at my body weight, because strength is not optional for the potentially negative muscle effects of zero gravity. (And have you seen how good a sports bra looks in an astronaut suit? 🔥)

My Philosophy? Simple:

1. The universe does not care about the limits placed on you by yourself or society. And neither should you.
2. Sweat is just energy from the universe. Every drop is an act of revolution against mediocrity.
3. Your body is a habitat. Design it like you plan on living in your own habitat for eternity.

I have cried tears of accomplishment while in zero-g simulators. I graduated MIT with a degree in Aerospace Engineering at 20. Once, contrary to my better judgement, I also did 100 pull-ups on a dare (don't ask me how the next day turned out). But my best story? I taught one of the children in a slum in Nairobi how to grow vegetables in a recycled spacesuit. The future is not just out there—it is in us. 🌱

Join me, and let's get stronger, smarter, and stranger together. The cosmos is waiting, and honey, so am I. 💫

P.S. Yes, I have dated an astronaut. No, I will not tell you which one. 😉