Neil wanted to be a mathematician when he was a little kid. Somewhere along the way, his life path ultimately shifted as he wanted to combine his creative side with the computer science degree he received in his undergraduate days.
And so, in pursuing an MBA now at the University of Southern California, he is passionately going to upgrade his Dorkaholics news site. I’m glad he is of the realization that success in life is not merely measured by the amount of money you make, but by the act of doing something you actually enjoy. I can’t say the same for many others who choose professions they otherwise would hate were it not for the monetary gain. I’m sure with the amount of talent he has, success is a path already written in his future.
His new idea to write articles referencing Asian American success to combat the growing “bamboo ceiling” is an intriguing one that will make me continue to look at his publications in the future. Good luck in your final year of your program, Neil!
Thanks for making time to catch up, John!