My Hands Are Full Between School and Work

For example, when I worked on Sunday for 8 hours and finished work day and night, I noticed that there was not much sleep. I have about 4 hours. The next morning, on Monday I went to class 8, and I finally attended the class on time. Although the professor is giving a lecture, I am taking notes, and I know that my professor is awake and telling me that the course is completed. I am the last student to leave the classroom and I am ashamed because the other students are in the classroom.

On the other hand, I got my first job after graduating from high school. After working for one year and a half (full-time and part-time), I quit my job and concentrate on software development organization and I started for several months from high school. Since risk is small, this is a big era of transition from employment to entrepreneurial spirit. I like work at an agency. Since then I have become a profitable and profitable company by programing it for money and self excitement from a group of inexperienced, passionate people. Of course we are not IBM. There is still plenty of possibilities, yet the destination is long. But I keep concentrating on my company everyday, my ambitions, dreams and ideals, and unwavering attention continue to push me.

I have always been passionate about education. As a high school graduate I worked as a volunteer full-time 6 weeks at Saint Odile School in southwestern Los Angeles, just a few blocks from Synergy. I personally like to work directly with students and personally feel the difference with the lack of educational challenges faced by teachers of Loyola (Top University Preparatory School) with my school education and general poverty. It is an important element. I will never forget my frustration trying to convince Julian, one of my smartest students, to apply for Loyola two miles away. I filled out the application form and paid him a fee, but he never appeared in his interview. He later acknowledged that he was not confident enough to undertake the difficult Gothic campus of Loyola. At that moment, I felt helpless and I promised that students like Julien would be confident in my age.

Four years ago, in the summer of 2014, I served as a communication director of an international environmental charity called Global Green. There are five children from pre-school to high school, my wife is a full - time school teacher in the South of Los Angeles. When the New York police in 1999 shot 41 shots to a nonviolent younger brother Amadou Diallo who was not armed at home door, I was protesting the police brutality in New York - there he killed him. . That kind of corruption has intensified me. For many of us, this is our Ferguson moment.