  I had an extraordinary childhood but I was an ordinary kid,was a good student never a great one. I was lucky to grow up in a big, close, raucous family with a lot of love and laughter, without a lot of drama. we weren't rich by American standards, but we were very privileged. My parents gave me this amazing gift of global education. They taught me by example, not by lecture, how to take life seriously without taking myself too seriously. They never pressured me to do this or that, other than to be kind and curious, but they always seemed to have confidence in me, and that created confidence within me. 

After my Masters in Economics, I moved out to the USA in 2010 and currently working in Finance.So far the experience here in the USA is wonderful, AlhamduliAllah. Life would be different if I would come here earlier that I can say for sure. But at the same time, I am glad I born and raised in a country like Bangladesh. I am not saying that's the best country or its fun to be raised up there. It has its own taste. Last few years of living here in the USA makes me little more extrovert and easier going than I used to be,otherwise I still think the foundation of my whole self ,the sense of right and wrong, still lies there. 
