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Bartholomew Perez
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"If my life was a poker hand, I was dealt a pair of fours. I was convinced I could bluff my way to a win.”
In I’m Up to Something: STEM Made Me, we are invited into the ever-expanding world of author Bartholomew Perez. In his memoir, we see behind the scenes of our multi-faceted author as he discovers what it means to be a first-generation Latino defining success. Adversity and the curse of imposter syndrome are prominent themes throughout the audiobook, but so are creativity, hope, and a healthy dose of ingenuity.
Bartholomew shows us the skills necessary for catapulting into success, no matter what field we decide to pursue. Listeners will share in the defining moments of his life, and learn about the support networks he found or created. We see him sell Pokémon cards at eight years old, head to university at 17, and kick off a whirlwind career in engineering and real estate. He shows us that no matter what the circumstances, we too can be up to something!
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I recommend this book to anyone interested regardless of career status, career or race. This is a book many folks can find inspiring and one can relate to some experiences Bartholomew had. Great job Bartholomew
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