🎙️ Come take a listen to Tiffany’s story — from being the quiet, shy (but quietly confident) kid in my History class, all the way to one of the top engineering schools in the country… and eventually, to Cupertino AKA Apple Mothership.

Her journey takes some unexpected turns — from art, to NorCal, then SoCal. Tiffany shares, in her own words, how she prepared herself for the path ahead. From the IB program, followed by navigating college and choosing engineering as a career to eventually landing the job of a lifetime (Mechanical Engineer for Apple), hers is a story of growth, courage, and self-discovery.

If you’ve ever felt like the shy kid no one notices… or if you have no idea what your future holds — this one’s for you.

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Come hear Ian share his unbelievable journey- from Club 128 to the White House. It all began in my 7th grade civics class, where he first discovered his passion for government. The spark eventually led him to GW and the 16000 Pennsylvania Ave.

That's right- Ian didn't just work for one or even two presidents. He came oh so close to serving under three. An extraordinary accomplishment by any standard.

If you ever wondered what it takes to make it to the White House, this is the episode for you. Join us as Ian tells his story-his way.

As always, thank you of the likes, subscribes, follows, and the 5 stars.

Come on a wild ride with Taylor as she explains how she made it all the way to opening night of Dallas Cowboys Stadium, to earning hr Ph. D, to becoming a wife and a mom. This women proves that hard work in and out of the classroom really pays off. Taylor will tell you about her ups, and downs, and her all arounds. This is the episode to listen if you are a band kid in middle school, and have no idea what comes next. Listen to Taylor, and she'll tell ya. As always, thank you for listening, and if you ike what you hear, please like, subscribe and give 5 stars.

Come on a ride with Max as he tells his journey from Don Estridge Middle Scholl all the way to Yale Medical School. Max will explain how he graduated College before he graduated High School. He was told he was too young to go to Medical School at the ripe old age of 18. He did not take that as a set back, he figured out how to shift to Brain Research. To make matters worse, he was not selected for his first choice of matching Colleges. This just helped him grow even more as person. Max is the true testament that hard work in and out of the classroom will payoff. If you just keep moving forward, you will find success, or it will find you. Thank you gain for listening, and if you could, like, subscribe, or 5 star, it would be greatly appreciated.

Come along and listen to Kirill tell his story from the Don all the way to Sanford University. Listen to Kirill tell how he went from a middle school kid with big dreams, t making those dreams become a reality. If you ever wanted to be a computer scientist and wok for a space faring company, this is your podcast. Kirill talks about how his hard work in and out of the classroom payed massive dividends by not only reaching his dreams but actually making them come true. If you love STEM Kirill is your man. Pleas take a listen and enjoy the ride. Sorry in advance for the extra 20 minutes, but I think it is totally worth the ride.

Come take a listen to Jordan's story, a kid who was into Pokemon in middle school and turned that into being a social influencer. Then, he used his prelaw knowledge to attend the NBA Draft. This is the ultimate episode about throwing away the rule book and going your own way. Jordan will tell you about the ups the downs and the all arounds of set backs to success. Jordan has a wealth of knowledge for such a young man. If you ever wondered how to be a success on the internet, this is the episode to listen to. As always, thank you for listening and DM me if interested in being a guest.

Come take a listen to Fabi tell her story form The Don all the way to London England. Fabi has taken some twists and turns, had to make some hard decisions in order fr her to find her way. Listen as Fabi tells how she decided not to go to her school of her dreams, ignorer for her dreams to be come even bigger. This is a true story of How I Got Here, that is still in the infancy stages. If you wanna know how hard work in and out of the classroom pays off, you have to listen to Fabi's tale.

Come take a listen to an incredible story of one year at the Don, to dual enrollment at Boca High and FAU High, to graduating from college at 19 with a degree in Bio sciences. All this to enroll in medical school. But wait, there's more. Then take a quick left turn to try some business management for fun, which all started at the ripe old age of 6. How many can say that is when they started a business? Please take a listen to Darian tell her story of amazing success, and of course her personal bumps along the road. As always, thank you for listening. If you'd liked to be interviewed, just hit me up on my DM's

Open up your ear canal and take a listen to Tyler tell his story from the first Don Championship, to a scholarship to St. Andrews, Boca High, then to Valencia College, all the way to HoopDiamonds. Tyler will explain how he turned a love of playing basketball, into finding the Diamonds in the ruff. We all can not be a professional athlete, but we can still be a part of the dream in another facet. Tyler is truly the adage hard work will pay off, in this case it sure has. Come take a listen to Tyler tell his story about his struggles that eventually lead to success. Again, thank you for listening

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Come take a listen to Dominique tell her journey from The Don to London. Hear how Dominique found her calling and what it took to get there. Dominique will tell you how she was able to succeed in all facets of her life. Now she is living her best life across the pond in Jolly Old England. As always, thank your to my guests for telling their story and inspiring the younger generations to reach for their dreams.