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This is a two-part blogpost series from roommates, Amy and Kristie. We’re currently both third-year undergrad students at UC Berkeley—both heavily involved with the student tech and entrepreneurship scenes on campus and beyond. In 2018, we met as randomly assigned roommates at a tech & business summer camp for high schoolers. We’ve been roommates ever since. In the past three years, we’ve each grown and developed a lot, both individually and together. Here are our individual musings on topics that we’ve explored in depth together and want to share with our broader audiences. Here’s to M&TSI, Berkeley, and beyond. (read part 2 here, on defining and pursuing happiness) For me, “what drives your decision-making” is better framed as “how do you choose to allocate your time and energy”, which is derived from “what are you optimizing for”, which has roots in “what are your core values”. “How do you decide for yourself” really means “how do you trust yourself to make the correct decisions”, w

This is a two-part blogpost series from roommates, Amy and Kristie . We’re currently both third-year undergrad students at UC Berkeley—both heavily involved with the student tech and entrepreneurship scenes on campus and beyond. In 2018, we met as randomly assigned roommates at a tech & business summer camp for high schoolers. We’ve been roommates ever since. In the past three years, we’ve each grown and developed a lot, both individually and together. Here are our individual musings on topics that we’ve explored in depth together and want to share with our broader audiences. Here’s to M&TSI,

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