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In this episode, we chat about why Paul studied engineering, how he got to study at UC Berkeley for his masters, and the perspectives and new skills he brought back to the Philippines afterwards.
Lessons from UC Berkeley
“Getting exposed to the startup scene at Silicon Valley, and learning about the technologies and the possibilities and telling myself that I can make this happen, we Filipinos can make this happen too. That’s why we’re doing it right now.”
"People that change the world are humans, still. They're just humans that are more imaginative, humans that are motivated, humans that see the bigger picture, humans that have vision, the tenacity, and the resolve to attack a problem and offer a solution.”
In this episode, we discuss
You can connect with Paul on LinkedIn
If you like this episode, please subscribe to A Curious Character Podcast on iTunes and give it a rating. I’d love to hear your feedback in the comments below and on social media using the hashtag #ACCPodcast. If you liked this episode or would like to suggest a future topic, let me know by sending me a quick message on Twitter, @ roxsalt or send me an email at roxsalt (dot) acc (at) gmail (dot) com.
I look forward to bringing you future episodes with inspiring individuals and ideas about pursuing a career in STEM every month!
Thanks to Seth Sanchez (@ primeblissrecords) for the intro music.
By Rox De LeonIn this episode, we chat about why Paul studied engineering, how he got to study at UC Berkeley for his masters, and the perspectives and new skills he brought back to the Philippines afterwards.
Lessons from UC Berkeley
“Getting exposed to the startup scene at Silicon Valley, and learning about the technologies and the possibilities and telling myself that I can make this happen, we Filipinos can make this happen too. That’s why we’re doing it right now.”
"People that change the world are humans, still. They're just humans that are more imaginative, humans that are motivated, humans that see the bigger picture, humans that have vision, the tenacity, and the resolve to attack a problem and offer a solution.”
In this episode, we discuss
You can connect with Paul on LinkedIn
If you like this episode, please subscribe to A Curious Character Podcast on iTunes and give it a rating. I’d love to hear your feedback in the comments below and on social media using the hashtag #ACCPodcast. If you liked this episode or would like to suggest a future topic, let me know by sending me a quick message on Twitter, @ roxsalt or send me an email at roxsalt (dot) acc (at) gmail (dot) com.
I look forward to bringing you future episodes with inspiring individuals and ideas about pursuing a career in STEM every month!
Thanks to Seth Sanchez (@ primeblissrecords) for the intro music.