Episode 19
How To Write A Viral Research Paper - w/ Aditi
Aditi is an ex-tenured professor, published author, and founder of Dr. Paul & Co., where she helps Indian immigrants take charge of their immigration journey - by means of securing the EB1 visa, which she holds; and other talent discuss:- Aditi’s journey moving from STEM field to non-STEM field for higher education- Getting her Doctor of Philosophy degree in Communication- Breaking Bad- How her research paper on dating, after being fired from her department during her PhD, led to being featured on major news channels- The psychology of immigration- How Indian immigrants can assimilate to the culture in the US- Importance of self-awareness for immigrants and realizing how the US is a PR machine- How anyone can build their profile to get an EB1 visa and WHY?
Who this is for
- You are trying to start something that still feels a little awkward and expensive.
- You would rather hear Aditi's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.
Key takeaways
- Write A Viral Research Paper - w/ Aditi
- Paul & Co., where she helps Indian immigrants take charge of their immigration journey - by means of securing the EB1 visa, which she holds; and other talent discuss:- Aditi’s journey moving from STEM field to non-STEM field for higher education- Getting her Doctor of Philosophy degree in Communication- Breaking Bad- How her research paper on dating, after being fired from her department during her PhD, led to being featured on major news channels- The psychology of immigration- How Indian immigrants can assimilate to the culture in the US- Importance of self-awareness for immigrants and realizing how the US is a PR machine- How anyone can build their profile to get an EB1 visa and WHY?
- Welcome to the Ready Said Do podcast, where we discuss journeys of not experts who are just two steps ahead of us. I am...
- visa days, what made her move to the US, switching from a path of STEM to out of STEM, which is straight, and then...
- to the culture in the states. Frankly, a lot of what turned out to be myths that I had about the EB-1 and other talent...
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Welcome to the Ready Said Do podcast, where we discuss journeys of not experts who are just two steps ahead of us. I am Naman Pandey and in this episode my guest is Dr. Atipa. Dr. Aditi is an ex-tenured
professor, published author and the founder of Dr. Paul & Company, where she has an in-emigrant state charge of their immigration journey by means of securing the EB-1 visa tree hole and other talent visa. Pickover at these journeys, starting with her student
visa days, what made her move to the US, switching from a path of STEM to out of STEM, which is straight, and then finally securing the EB-1 visa. It was very amusing to uncover how her research people on dating and its dynamics, the pitch delete, after she was basically
asked to leave. Proper department during her PhD led her to be featured on every major news channel website in the country, taking towards psychology and communication routes. Pickover the psychology of immigrants and how Indian immigrants can best get assimilated
to the culture in the states. Frankly, a lot of what turned out to be myths that I had about the EB-1 and other talent visas were tiered up to my conversation with Aditi and in keeping with a theme of learning from somebody that just two steps ahead of us instead of
Show notes
Aditi is an ex-tenured professor, published author, and founder of Dr. Paul & Co., where she helps Indian immigrants take charge of their immigration journey - by means of securing the EB1 visa, which she holds; and other talent discuss:- Aditi’s journey moving from STEM field to non-STEM field for higher education- Getting her Doctor of Philosophy degree in Communication- Breaking Bad- How her research paper on dating, after being fired from her department during her PhD, led to being featured on major news channels- The psychology of immigration- How Indian immigrants can assimilate to the culture in the US- Importance of self-awareness for immigrants and realizing how the US is a PR machine- How anyone can build their profile to get an EB1 visa and WHY? Buy me a coffee: Instagram: Twitter: LinkedIn: Get cashback EVERY time you buy anything online: Get $100 With Discover Credit Card (Student Friendly, no Credit History required): Get 60k Bonus Points (~$600) with Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card: Get $25 On SoFi 4.2% High-Yield Savings Account: Free Stock On Robinhood:
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