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Texas native, former NFL player, and Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station employee, Brandon Green, joins NPI in The Path of Most Persistence Podcast.
"Share and listen, do that and the world will be a better place" - Texas A&M Director of ENGR[x] and Professor of Practice, Shayla Rivera, gives her thoughts on the topic of perseverance.
Nuclear Power Institute Program Leader, Dr. Valerie G. Segovia, speaks on her interpretations and experiences on the topics of persistence, perseverance, and resiliency.
To read Dr. Segovia's bio, please visit our website: https://npi.tamu.edu/about/the-path-of-most-persistence-podcast/
Nuclear Power Institute Director, Dr. Sean McDeavitt talks about his experience and views on persistence.
To read Dr. McDeavitt's bio, please visit our website: https://npi.tamu.edu/about/the-path-of-most-persistence-podcast/
"I believe that I have really fine objectives. I know that I have a mission, that I have something to do and I stick with it. And I continue, and when I start to stray off a little bit, I just think of my mission of what I want to do."
Palacios High School Senior, Orlando Carrillo, joined NPI in the second December episode of the "Path of Most Persistence" podcast.
Executive Director of the Texas A&M Bush Combat Development Complex and Retired Colonel, Ross Guieb, joined NPI in the second January 2022 episode of the "Path of Most Persistence" podcast.
"Have fun, enjoy whatever you are doing, or you decide to do, try to enjoy it"
Texas A&M Nuclear Engineering Doctoral Student, Bego Aranguren, joined NPI in the first 2022 episode of the "Path of Most Persistence" podcast.
"Even in what you might call a failure, you can still learn. And what I learn each and every day in my job as a researcher, is actually you learn a ton more from failures than you do from actually succeeding." Principal R&D Systems Engineer with Sandia National Laboratories, Dr. Adam Williams, joined NPI in the first December 2021 episode of the "Path of Most Persistence" podcast.
"You’re in this journey of seeking constant improvement because you’re never going to achieve perfection, it’s not possible, you’re always going to be on a journey of improvement."
"Always be authentic to who you are and be authentic with folks, be transparent, don’t try to be somebody that you’re not. We are a much better society, much better college, and much better company by having different diverse perspectives."
Director of Operations, Dresden Nuclear Power Station Exelon Generation joins NPI in the November 2021 segment of the "Path of Most Persistence" podcast.
"At the end of the day, if you can go out and make a difference, then you’ve won the game."
"Ask the questions, I can assure you if you’re 17 and you already have an idea of what you want to do in life, there’s a whole lot of people over the age of 25 that want to talk to you about that and help you get a path for yourself."
Texas Workforce Commission Chairman, Bryan Daniel, joined NPI in the second November 2021 episode of the "Path of Most Persistence" podcast.
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