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Fleur Prince - This is me!

Everyone has something they’re good at! Be it singing, dancing or even yodeling in the mountains. That one thing that makes them unique. Fleur Prince was not good at any of the above, trust me she tried. Her talent lay with the quill, she had a huge imagination and time to turn it into reality. At the age of fifteen she began to write fanfictions, under a suitor name ‘the right’ on the website Booksie. This went on for a few years and Fleur found many people liked her stories online. She pursued to write her first book at the age of nineteen: Rise of Thera. Fleur was very proud of her first book! However, her studies took a lot of her time. While taking a break from writing, she focused on her studies and took her time editing the book with help of friends and family.

Now Fleur Prince is a fourth-year Communication student with experience writing fanfictions, fantasy books, and managing communication projects. Her background in brand strategy, public relations, and writing made a base for her mindful but competitive approach. Fleur is fueled by her passion for understanding the nuances of cross-cultural communication. She considers herself a ‘forever student’, eager to both build on her academic foundation in communication and marketing. She stays in tune with the latest marketing strategies through continuous coursework.

Her hunger for knowledge and determination to turn information into action has contributed to her most recent success at Boekscout, where she will publish her first book: Rise of Thera. This step was also inspired after her dream internship at Universal Pictures International Netherlands, a branch organization of Universal Studios International BV. They promote and distribute movies in cinemas for Universal, Sony, and Paramount on a local level. 

She specifically chose to do her internship at this company because she was interested in what goes on behind the scenes. She wanted to learn what it’s like to work in such an environment and to gain knowledge. Their organization undoubtedly offered her unique insights and access to an internship where there is a variety of adventure, collaboration, and the being part of something big. They inspired her to take the final step and move to publishing her book. 

Fleur believes -mindfulness is key to success- a tenet she lives out through her interest in writing, meditation, and krav maga. Fleur is currently working on her first book release and is looking forward to connecting with you. Subscribe and be the first to read the truth!




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