Karim Abouelnaga is the founder of Practice Makes Perfect, an organization that develops and operates summer learning programs in high-need communities. This is a typical day in his life.
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I wake up at 4:30am just to get myself and kids ready for school and work by 7:00am.
As a university student at Harvard,
I wake up between 12:00 and 14:00, depending on how I feel.
I prepare my own breakfast all by myself.
While sitting on the toilet, I reflect on all kinds of philosophical question of life, like “why are we here” and “why did I have to eat so many pepperonis yesterday”.
After spending 10 minutes thinking about when and how to start writing my thesis, I decide to put it off until tomorrow. You cannot rush things if you want to achieve top quality results.
After my academic work, I start hustling and building relations for the future : me and my friends plan the next demonstration.
It’s not easy to be me, but if you believe in yourself, you can achieve it too!
We can invite you
Let’s see Paul Allen’s card… seriously, this is BS.
Why is this edited like a horror movie?
So he basically did nothing but catch 2 trains walk on a treadmill and talk to people
He just have six hours for rest time at home 😮