In this episode, Kembla unfolds how one of its hosts, Pascal has found his passion for FinTech and what his dreams and aspiration are. Pascal grew up in the "green heart of Germany" and left his first job at a corporate at age 18 to pursue higher education and see the world inspired by an entrepreneur and his former sensei. Before starting university he moved to New Zealand - worked as truck driver, kiwifruit picker, door to door sales man for oil paintings and started finding true-peace and joy in mountains especially reaching the summit. When he was 20 years old, he started university in Germany. During this time he struggled to find the subject he was really passionate about which had led to the decision to try out as much as possible and read every book he could get his hands on. By trying everything, he was certainly not exaggerating. Completely unprepared, he went for several adventures conquering mountains in Nepal, challenging harsh weather in Norway while cycling for two months to the north without any preparation, rather only with a goal in mind to reach the arctic circle. He has worked for a german corporate in Tokyo, organized several events at university and tried himself as a freelance data analyst.  At age 23 he moved to Seoul for his last semester where he also joined Wallet Engine, a Singapore based FinTech aiming to reduce complexities for small value cross border payments.

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