Notes I took on this video: 1. You can learn about life in the classroom 2. Failure builds character. Although failure sucks, sometimes its the best thing for you. 3. Don’t waste time being someone you’re not. 4. How much you put in doesn’t always correlate with how much you get out. That’s just life. Either work harder or choose to pivot. 5. Allow yourself to wander and explore and discover what your interests are. 6. Getting older is cool. Getting older opens up so many more doors. Things come with time age and maturity. 7. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Don’t tie your identity to one thing. You’re bound to get disappointed at one point. 8. Reach out to people! People are way more willing to help you than you realize. People are willing to help as long as you show you are genuinely interested. 9. If you see something you can change it, you have more power than you know. She started a CS mentorship program at Stanford :) it happened cuz she was willing to talk about her frustrations with the President 10. Adults are still figuring it out too. There is no age where you hit where everything will suddenly make sense. Take opportunities as they come. You don’t have to have every detail figured out.
I'm not in college yet but here are two things I learned in 2020! 1) Your happiness does not depend on other people or the events that life throws at you, you, you're the only person that can make you happy. 2) There is no need to compare with someone else's successes or to be jealous about something you don't have, be genuinely happy for others knowing that you have more in store in your future as well :)
Such a brilliant first life lesson! I'm a masters student in England and reading the Bible has definitely helped me in my academic studies and personal life! Great to see and God bless you!
It is always a game of "where did she put the TS reference this time" for every new video released. Love the 10 lessons!! Maybe a video about lessons learnt from your years being involved with the varsity rowing next? :D
HI Tiffany, I would like to ask what are job titles you considered when you knew that prefer interact with people rather than sitting and coding all day I fear that I might be in your position in the future, but have't figured out the advantage of having a CS conversion degree.(i had management degree for my bachelor ) Is that also possible you might share more details being as an intern in reddit, how you prepare reddit PM interview, and what's the foreseeable daily life of working as a PM based on your intern observation. I would greatly appreciate if you could share, thank you
This is so great but now I'm no longer a college student but sharing my experience is that 1. Sometimes you work hard everyday and it'll not give you the expected results and at that point don't be sad or loose hope just take a day off and start again with a fresh mindset maybe you will find something you never thought before. 2. Sometimes the answers are very simple and obvious just need to think with a different perspective
Beautiful video, inspired me to read again Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken." Sounds like you had an amazing college experience and will find true success, as will anyone applying the lessons you have shared into their own lives.
One thing that I have learned in my 3 years of undergrad, is that everything around us, from the financial systems to the laws of physics were either constructed or discovered by people not much smarter than us...they just had stronger intellectual vitality and fervent passions for their respective fields. So you shouldn’t discount yourself. If they can do it, why not you or I?
Hi tiffany! Congrats on graduating! I'm an incoming first year at Stanford and I was wondering if there are any spots/areas that arent so mainstream on campus that you would recommend?
Wow! You’re amazing! A. You’re a great and faithful Christian, B. You’re motivational, and C. You’re so determined and empowering! May God bless you🙏❤️.
I am the Father of a daughter your age range, so I can say you are on the right track. You have a sound start with your approach to life and so keep going. Btw I like your podcasts. Jayakumar, Singapore
Enjoy listening and watching 👀 👌 I'm curious what Reddit does and what products you will be promoting. You are following a similar path that I started on, you follow Steve Jobs (I follow Bill Gates), you got a Bachelor in Computer Science (I was programming in computer science in high school). Graduation was slim pickings for jobs due to a "bad economy" (not sure how it compares to now). You spoke of another internship at Reddit (yet did an internship at Lenovo), why not a full-time position at Reddit? I was promised a product management position if I did certain things then reality hit hard that I was not being told exactly what was true. Now, I wonder why there were no computer science Bachelor's offered on the East Coast. Love to set up a time to speak with you if at all possible. Women in the sciences is the focus.
How can you trust in God's existence? Like what makes to believe in God? How you are consistent in seeking God when you are surrounded by people and technology which challenges everything you believe?
For me, believing came down to a long journey of research and questioning where I examined the history and evidence of the events in the Bible (through talking with Christians and taking classes). As for your second question, I don't see technology and religion as opposites in any way.
@@yasinmohamed6828 I looked into Zakir Naik, Mohammed hijab and others many times. Still, I get a lot of questions about God's existence. But I will look more thoroughly. Thank you!
I can for sure relate with realizing how much fascination the Bible contains, I'm in high school but throughout this pandemic season my faith grew more than I could ever imagine. God bless, your videos are amazing keep them up!
It was me but stuck in the mind and have not figured out or reflected it throughly without you. Thank you so much for speaking up these things and let us not be alone.
I really enjoyed this and am so glad I found your channel! I never comment on videos, maybe it's just from my nostalgia of also graduating from college this semester and really connecting with this, but this is legit really great advice.
As someone planning to take Computer Science, this really helped me feel better about deciding on a career choice. Some schools ask what dream job is or what you plan to do during/after college, and I never really know what to write; I want to be a CS major but I don’t know much about the field so I’m hoping to use college as a place to learn what type of career paths are out there. I’m happy to know that this is normal and that I don’t have to force myself to fit in with other CS majors & what they want to do. Thank you!
Notes I took on this video:
1. You can learn about life in the classroom
2. Failure builds character. Although failure sucks, sometimes its the best thing for you.
3. Don’t waste time being someone you’re not.
4. How much you put in doesn’t always correlate with how much you get out. That’s just life. Either work harder or choose to pivot.
5. Allow yourself to wander and explore and discover what your interests are.
6. Getting older is cool. Getting older opens up so many more doors. Things come with time age and maturity.
7. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Don’t tie your identity to one thing. You’re bound to get disappointed at one point.
8. Reach out to people! People are way more willing to help you than you realize. People are willing to help as long as you show you are genuinely interested.
9. If you see something you can change it, you have more power than you know. She started a CS mentorship program at Stanford :) it happened cuz she was willing to talk about her frustrations with the President
10. Adults are still figuring it out too. There is no age where you hit where everything will suddenly make sense. Take opportunities as they come. You don’t have to have every detail figured out.
This is amazing!! :)
I'm not in college yet but here are two things I learned in 2020!
1) Your happiness does not depend on other people or the events that life throws at you, you, you're the only person that can make you happy.
2) There is no need to compare with someone else's successes or to be jealous about something you don't have, be genuinely happy for others knowing that you have more in store in your future as well :)
These are such amazing lessons Katherine!! Thanks for sharing ❤️
wow I really needed this. thank you 💗
This is so empowering & refreshing. Best channel I've found this year !
Such a brilliant first life lesson! I'm a masters student in England and reading the Bible has definitely helped me in my academic studies and personal life! Great to see and God bless you!
Tiffany can you do a video on your experience as an asian american? I want to know what your experience with racism was like growing up in America.
Can you wish me good luck coz I am going to my first year at college !!!
Good luck :)
You’re so insightful! Thanks!❤
It is always a game of "where did she put the TS reference this time" for every new video released. Love the 10 lessons!! Maybe a video about lessons learnt from your years being involved with the varsity rowing next? :D
Hahaha ur the best at finding them! And that’s such a good video idea :)
Tiffany you rock pretty girl! I'm 60. What I've learned is that every day is precious. You're going to have a great life!!
Thank you!
Thanks for making this video! I'm def gonna ask for help more often now :))
HI Tiffany, I would like to ask what are job titles you considered when you knew that prefer interact with people rather than sitting and coding all day
I fear that I might be in your position in the future, but have't figured out the advantage of having a CS conversion degree.(i had management degree for my bachelor )
Is that also possible you might share more details being as an intern in reddit, how you prepare reddit PM interview,
and what's the foreseeable daily life of working as a PM based on your intern observation. I would greatly appreciate if you could share, thank you
Thank you so much😇...It's very great to listen from you,very inspiring.😉👍
SUCH GOOD LIFE ADVICE!! love this video so much 💜
Aww your comments always make my day 😍
This entire video felt like a college application essay. lmfao
This is so great but now I'm no longer a college student but sharing my experience is that
1. Sometimes you work hard everyday and it'll not give you the expected results and at that point don't be sad or loose hope just take a day off and start again with a fresh mindset maybe you will find something you never thought before.
2. Sometimes the answers are very simple and obvious just need to think with a different perspective
this is really inspiring!! i watch your videos to stay motivated and i've genuinely learnt soo much from you! thank youu
Aww thank you 😊 😊😊
Beautiful video, inspired me to read again Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken." Sounds like you had an amazing college experience and will find true success, as will anyone applying the lessons you have shared into their own lives.
One thing that I have learned in my 3 years of undergrad, is that everything around us, from the financial systems to the laws of physics were either constructed or discovered by people not much smarter than us...they just had stronger intellectual vitality and fervent passions for their respective fields. So you shouldn’t discount yourself. If they can do it, why not you or I?
your skin glows!! i loved hearing your tips!! so reassuring and helpful as an incoming freshman to college this year :')
Best of luck tiffany
Love your videoss
Keep uploading
Hi tiffany! Congrats on graduating! I'm an incoming first year at Stanford and I was wondering if there are any spots/areas that arent so mainstream on campus that you would recommend?
Congrats!! I loved going to the cactus garden. Also Coho will always be a personal favorite.
Wow! You’re amazing! A. You’re a great and faithful Christian, B. You’re motivational, and C. You’re so determined and empowering! May God bless you🙏❤️.
Not taking things personally was the biggest lesson I learned towards the end of my college years.
this is really important.
I am the Father of a daughter your age range, so I can say you are on the right track. You have a sound start with your approach to life and so keep going. Btw I like your podcasts.
Jayakumar, Singapore
Enjoy listening and watching 👀 👌 I'm curious what Reddit does and what products you will be promoting. You are following a similar path that I started on, you follow Steve Jobs (I follow Bill Gates), you got a Bachelor in Computer Science (I was programming in computer science in high school). Graduation was slim pickings for jobs due to a "bad economy" (not sure how it compares to now). You spoke of another internship at Reddit (yet did an internship at Lenovo), why not a full-time position at Reddit? I was promised a product management position if I did certain things then reality hit hard that I was not being told exactly what was true. Now, I wonder why there were no computer science Bachelor's offered on the East Coast. Love to set up a time to speak with you if at all possible. Women in the sciences is the focus.
How can you trust in God's existence? Like what makes to believe in God? How you are consistent in seeking God when you are surrounded by people and technology which challenges everything you believe?
Look up Mohammed hijab
For me, believing came down to a long journey of research and questioning where I examined the history and evidence of the events in the Bible (through talking with Christians and taking classes). As for your second question, I don't see technology and religion as opposites in any way.
If you're curious about what I found when doing my research or what made me believe in God, feel free to DM me on Instagram and we can chat!
@@yasinmohamed6828 I looked into Zakir Naik, Mohammed hijab and others many times. Still, I get a lot of questions about God's existence. But I will look more thoroughly. Thank you!
Kanye West watching this like: 🤬,I made the B** Famous.
I can for sure relate with realizing how much fascination the Bible contains, I'm in high school but throughout this pandemic season my faith grew more than I could ever imagine. God bless, your videos are amazing keep them up!
This is so inspiring! Love the points you shared and motivated me to reflect on my life
Thank you Rita!!
It was me but stuck in the mind and have not figured out or reflected it throughly without you. Thank you so much for speaking up these things and let us not be alone.
congratulations and thanks for your sharing!😀
I wish I had the same positive mental attitude & life's perspective when I was your age. You're an amazing young lady.
I really enjoyed this and am so glad I found your channel! I never comment on videos, maybe it's just from my nostalgia of also graduating from college this semester and really connecting with this, but this is legit really great advice.
Thank you for this! im a big fan from Indonesia
Thank you, I feel lost but feel better now lol that I don't have to figure everything now
Good luck on your future endeavors girl;)
i loved this video it was so inspirational and i learned lots. definitely saving it for later !
This video is amazing!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you for sharing these lessons, Tiffany!!
As someone planning to take Computer Science, this really helped me feel better about deciding on a career choice. Some schools ask what dream job is or what you plan to do during/after college, and I never really know what to write; I want to be a CS major but I don’t know much about the field so I’m hoping to use college as a place to learn what type of career paths are out there. I’m happy to know that this is normal and that I don’t have to force myself to fit in with other CS majors & what they want to do. Thank you!
I feel the same and can't stop worrying about my future, and getting a job I hate. I hope I can find the right path for me in college
I am happy to hear that you are a Christian 👍
did you have any programming experience before beginning freshman year? and what programming language did you use?
C++or python, but it depends on you what you like the most!
That's awesome and genuine. Happy new year to you and your mother from Togo (Africa)
Thank you Toude! Happy New year to you as well :)
I use this channel to improve my English listening，thank you so much
Glad I can help!!
I love what you said.
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How long was your masters program?
It's a year long.
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