Sean Mcpherson

I was quite impressed with Sean's lecture.  I had no idea that he was so involved in the industry.  He gave very good advise in finding your strengths and weaknesses.  This pertains to just about every field of study, and I think that if more people were to really sit down, and think of what they are really good at, and what they have always struggled at, they will understand more deeply what they should focus on.  What kind of projects they should take on, and what kind of work they should hand over to other people.  It's good to see that he has a definite grasp on what his goals are, and where he is going.  It's inspiring.