>> And the advice that I give any young person
or any senior person is follow your strengths, follow your passion.
I think it's really important to understand what you're good at.
There are places where you need to understand where you have areas of opportunity to grow,
where you need to build muscle, especially if you have a certain place that you want
to take your career, a certain role that you want to earn,
a certain position that you want to achieve.
But I've found for me the best thing to do is to focus on what am I strong at, right?
The other thing is what are you passionate about?
Identify what you're passionate about.
And I think that anybody that has defined what their strengths are
and can understand their passions, that informs them
as to what direction their career should take.
So while I have over the course of my time since I've graduated from Penn State taken sort
of a meandering path to where I am today, looking back, the choices that I've made,
the investments that I've made in myself and the choices that I'll make
in the future are informed by my passions and my strengths.