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I love math in its many forms, having first been taught it by my father, then my teachers and eventually globally ranked university professors. My degree and work primarily focus on finance, a complex application of the math skills I learned growing up. My experience makes it easier to understand the concepts, learn the methods and then apply them so they are more than just abstract concepts.

English is my favorite subject by far and I argue it is the most important one for any English speaker to learn. I taught myself the language as an immigrant and achieved native fluency surpassing most natives. Through nearly two decades of committed reading, practice and intrigue I have reached a professional use of the language which with relative ease. Applying the techniques I used and have taught my students, I can improve almost anyone's proficiency regardless of their current level.

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