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Hello! It's Christine. I'm so glad you decided to stop by and check out my web page! So, a little bit about me. I'm a 23-year-old Chemical Engineer working at an amazing technology company, and I'm on track to take the world and make it my oyster. I want to share my experiences, tips, tricks, and broad network of individuals so you can achieve your professional goals.

I've always been very ambitious. You must have heard the term "hustling" or the lovingly-coined term "grind don't stop". It doesn't. Life is what you make of it. If you see yourself leading as a successful CEO of a billion-dollar tech company, you're going to have a plan.

But not just any plan.

A rock-solid, fool-proof, no-nonsense, harsh, painstakingly-possible plan. I say this because you're going to feel like it's going to be impossible to picture yourself as a young adult, fresh out of college with very little experience and so much fire in your belly, forage a spot in this increasingly competitive business world in which we live.

Guess, what? I'm with you every step of the way.

I'm trying to figure it out, too. And each day I make progress not only professionally, but more importantly, within myself. You must really have a strong sense of self before you commit to any business venture.

So let's take on this journey together, offering each other words of advice, mentorship, interview questions, professional development, and, at the core of it, comfort.

It's going to be a tough road. But that's why we have each other. As ambitious, passionate, like-minded individuals, together, we can accomplish anything.

I will post mentors that I have come across who have gotten me to where I am today, dear friends who are also incredibly intelligent and successful, and motivation for us to reach our full potential and become the visionary leaders we were destined to become.

Until next time, ciao!


Meet the Author

Christine is a recent college graduate and Chemical Engineer who, from her own young adult perspective, offers advice and resources that answer many questions for young adults entering the professional world. She enjoys reading extensively, technology, coding, traveling, pushing herself to try new things, and mentoring college students. She has a passion for self-improvement, and wants to share it with all her peers!

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