Honestly, the majority of my bucket
list is no different than that of most people. I want to go on a world tour,
look at the Northern Lights, visit the Grand Canyon, hike the stampede trail,
bungee jump, and visit the Everest base camp, among others. Performing Tango
and Salsa in front of a crowd, going to and confessing in a church, and praying
in a mosque may be bit distinctive. Like
everyone else, I am enthusiastic about all of these amazing experiences.
However, I want to underscore the objectives that are more important and unique
to me.
The first thing on my bucket list
is to intern and then work in Wall Street.
During my high school years, I listened to BBC World Service, an FM
station, more than I listened to music. This exposed me to the world of finance.
Apparently, I am halfway towards my goal
because I’m already in the United States. I want to spend a considerable amount
of time in the United States and engage in extensive research especially on economies
that have had astronomical economic growth in the past decade, such as China,
India, South Korea and Chile. My next goal is to work in the Finance Ministry
of Nepal and have my picture hung on its wall for my contribution to the
system.
The last thing I want to do is to
see the prefix ‘Dr.’ in my name. And I want my Mom to see it, along with all
her friends.
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