Capper22

In a few weeks I'll be entering my senior year at university and I've recently been setting myself up to enter the world of finance, but seeing your enthusiasm doing something you truly love has me questioning the future I've chosen.

Don't get me wrong, a part of me enjoys the intricacies of the stock market and whatnot, but that doesn't compare to the enjoyment I get out of parts of math, particularly statistics. I opted for the path I'm on now thinking that in the future I could potentially go back to school if the finance wasn't really what I wanted to do, whereas it would be harder to break into the finance world farther down the road.

So I guess my question is, at what point did you know for certain that you wanted to be a toxinologist even though you may be able to live a more comfortable life putting your talents to use in some other things that interest you, but perhaps not quite as much? Or did you always know that you wanted to teach and do this sort of thing?

Thanks for doing this and your portion of that video was fantastic! Never knew jellyfish could be so interesting!