Innovatively, he explains what he does three different ways to no avail.
Finally we settle on “inventor.”
As a young man, he devised pitches selling chain-link fence door to door, while studying firecrackers, building lasers and riding on the same bike he’s had for 30 years.
Eventually, he envisioned “future in his passion.”
So he built community college work in Delaware into post-PHD fellowships at Cornell and Berkeley.
Unfortunately, the recession has finally hit bio-nanotechnology;
Investors aren’t looking to gamble on protein detecting microchips,
he still tells me,
“Make what you love, just don’t make your passion a job.”
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