Andre Boykin, PE joins Dr. James Bryant to share hard-won lessons on succeeding in both your career and personal life. Discover principles to excel in the technical elements of your work without giving up relationships, health, or humanity in the process. Andre tackles how to maintain continuous growth amid the daily grind, the transformational wisdom of mentors, and why obtaining your professional engineering license is so pivotal yet overlooked.

 

[00:00 - 08:13] - Success Principles and Mentorship

• Compete against yourself, not others

• Mentors provide invaluable wisdom and guidance

• Be both a mentee and a mentor

 

[08:14 - 14:48] - Professional Licensure and Giving Back

• Licensure legitimizes being called an engineer

• Aim to inspire more young engineers to pursue licensure

• Volunteer with NSBE to guide and support students

 

[14:49 - 23:17] - Achieving Work-Life Harmony

• Unplugging and family time rejuvenates

• Rest allows you to be at your best

• Perfectionists can struggle with balance

 

[23:18 - 30:47] - Parting Words of Wisdom

• Don't get complacent - continue growing and giving back

• Stay hungry and humble as a young engineer

• Solution-focused mindset > complaints without action

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Key Quote:

"You can't make any complaints about the world if you aren't trying to change it." - Andre Boykin