Sujay Tyle Keynotes
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Sujay Tyle's Create Your Path Keynote Encourages Pursuit
Andrew Robertson — June 27, 2012 — Keynote Trends
Sujay Tyle talks about making one's own opportunities come to life in this create your path keynote. Currently the Vice President of Business Development at Scopely, Sujay shares three stories about pursuing his dreams despite the obstacles that he encountered.
After a phone call from a doctor informing him that his father had a heart attack, Tyle finally accepted the fact that life is short and the worst thing one can do is waste the time they have been given. Deciding then and there that he would make his own road rather than simply do what other people do, Sujay began to chase his dreams.
Having an interest in chemicals at a young age, Sujay contacted company after company inquiring about the possibility of being able to work in a lab. Working in several labs on big projects since the age of 11, Sujay's success is the result of a relentless pursuit for opportunities and the refusal to take no for an answer. Ending his speech with a reference to Robert Frost's famous poem 'The Road Not Taken,' Sujay encourages that rather than taking the road less traveled by, be the creator of your own road.
After a phone call from a doctor informing him that his father had a heart attack, Tyle finally accepted the fact that life is short and the worst thing one can do is waste the time they have been given. Deciding then and there that he would make his own road rather than simply do what other people do, Sujay began to chase his dreams.
Having an interest in chemicals at a young age, Sujay contacted company after company inquiring about the possibility of being able to work in a lab. Working in several labs on big projects since the age of 11, Sujay's success is the result of a relentless pursuit for opportunities and the refusal to take no for an answer. Ending his speech with a reference to Robert Frost's famous poem 'The Road Not Taken,' Sujay encourages that rather than taking the road less traveled by, be the creator of your own road.
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