>> I guess going back to how there's just a plethora of social
and academic opportunities here at Rutgers.
I dabbled in a lot of them and it put me out of my comfort zone and by doing
that it gave me the confidence to pursue what I want to pursue personally and professionally.
And I think without gaining those real life skills and confidence I wouldn't have gotten
as far as I have because to pursue what you want to pursue there has
to also be a happiness behind it.
I actually have a picture in my office hanging.
It says: "Success is not the key to happiness, happiness is the key
to success" and I really do believe in that.
You control your happiness and it's going to be what fuels you to strive to be successful.