In this episode, I would like you all to welcome today’s guest, who is one of my newer friends from RU and someone I look up to, Jessica Birk. Jessica is a Holmdel High School class of 2018 graduate, a junior at the Rutgers Honors College-New Brunswick majoring in Finance and Marketing, a music creator, and an emerging entrepreneur. I met Jessica in a club called Road to Silicon Valley in December 2019, and we developed our friendship throughout the year. I’ve learned quite a lot from her, and her feedback is always in high regards for me. Tune into what Jessica thinks about school,  dorming, life, and getting involved outside of academics. As always, stay safe, stay strong, stay hungry, stay a little foolish, but most importantly, stay happy! :-)

This is an episode on how to be more motivated and careful with procrastination. The online school will definitely cause a lack of motivation and high procrastination, so this is dedicated to teaching a bit to those who love to procrastinate. A two word summary of this episode: don't procrastinate! Hope you like this episode. Stay strong, stay safe, stay hungry, stay a little foolish, but most importantly, stay happy. 

Hey all. I hope all is well and everyone is staying safe. In this episode, I will be talking with Nidhish Somarouthu, my first guest on the show, who secured two internship opportunities and how he benefited from the different tasks and roles. He will explain how he built himself to be better suited as a student and business leader in the financial industry. To learn more from Nidhish, email him at [email protected]. Stay safe! :-)

In this episode, I would like you all to welcome today’s guest, Janice Lee. Janice is a Rutgers Business School-New Brunswick student prospecting in Marketing and a concentration in Entrepreneurship. I met Janice at a dinner for RSVP (Road to Silicon Valley), a new program created to help young emerging entrepreneurs get the grips of entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship, along with other fascinating skills. She is a positive influence in the Rutgers community. Hear Janice speak about the opportunities she seized, how she has grown over the first year of college, and much more. To learn more from Janice, email her at [email protected]. Stay strong, stay safe, stay hungry, stay a little foolish, but most importantly, stay strong! :-)

As everyone knows, this podcast is geared towards college students as well as high schoolers. This episode, I want to specifically reach out to the current high schoolers or those entering high school. Every time I think about high school, I usually think of a few words and phrases like, “joyful, crazy, one heck of a ride, learning experiences, and many more. I want to share a few tips and pointers that will really help you be in better situations and achieve more. If you have any questions or tips, please email me: [email protected]. Make sure to share and follow! Stay safe!

In this episode, I would like you all to welcome today’s guest, Sanya Singh. Sanya, known commonly as Banat, is an Edison High School class of 2019 graduate, a University of Waterloo student studying Math and Business, a major youth leader in dancing, and an emerging entrepreneur. Listen to what Sanya believes in, how she keeps herself active in school and extracurriculars, what she looks forward to in life, and much more. Make sure to share and subscribe if you like the episode! To learn more from Banat, email her at [email protected]. Stay safe! :-)

Hello everyone. This is the second part of Ruchit's interview, in which we will talk about life, high school, clubs, and the famous Speedy Query. Listen to the choices that helped him stay sharp and keep succeeding after a tricky first year. To learn from Ruchit, email him at [email protected]

In this episode, I would like you all to welcome today’s guest, Ruchit Shah. Ruchit is an Edison High School class of 2018 graduate, a Rutgers Business School-New Brunswick student, and a former EHS Varsity volleyball player. Ruchit was originally a student at Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida, and after his freshman year, he came back home and started to attend RBS this past fall. This part revolves around his transition and experience being a college student miles away from home. Stay tuned for the other parts to this episode!

Hey all. I hope everyone is doing well and staying safe. This short episode revolves around staying positive and keeping your head up. Life can be sucky and work against you. But, you just have to keep striving and make the most of today and every day. In life, we learn about mottos, quotes, statements, and "thumb-rules" that we keep close to us and chant them during times of pain and uncertainty. I call mine "keys". Take a listen to my keys and start making a list of your own. To learn more from me, email me at [email protected]. Stay strong, stay safe, stay hungry, stay a little foolish, but most importantly, stay happy. 

In this episode, I would like you all to welcome today’s guest, Michelle Wong. Michelle is a recent Rutgers Business School grad and an emerging leader in Supply Chain Management.  I met Michelle at a luncheon with the Senior Associate Dean of RBS, and immediately she was someone who I looked up to. Michelle is an incoming GOLD (Global Operations Leadership Development) employee at Johnson & Johnson. Tune in to listen to her life choices and what makes her who she is. Stay safe!