Névine Zariffa On The Importance of ‘Doing Your Best’ – Stellar Woman Magazine
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You studied maths and statistics, were these subjects related to your childhood dream career? Please explain.
You studied maths and statistics, were these subjects related to your childhood dream career? Please explain. For me, this was a process of elimination. My father was a physician and wanted me to ………. go into medicine. Since I hated the sight of blood, that wasn’t an option! I thought of studying French literature, which I loved, but my mother dissuaded me: “Oh dear, that is hobby you can do later. You need a degree that will get you a job.” Onto Plan B, or perhaps C by now, was science which I also loved. Knowing I didn’t have the patience for lab work, I ended up in pure math. And…
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