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Most Likely To is the podcast for students that highlights real-life paths to success.

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We interview executives, artists, authors, doctors, and leaders from underrepresented backgrounds. Each guest shares their path to success and how they overcame obstacles along the way, giving students the tools to do the same. Hosted by Janelle Lin.

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Season two, episode 10 cover featuring Alix Gurrier

Season 2, Ep. 10

Most Likely to Turn Obstacles into Achievements: Alix Gurrier, CEO of DonorsChoose

In this chat with Janelle, DonorsChoose CEO Alix Guerrier shares why he values careers that offer continuous learning over simply following passion, how intentional achievement can be a powerful tool for establishing credibility — especially as a person of color —and why students don’t have to wait for the perfect conditions to succeed.

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Janelle Lin has spent 13 years helping executives, entrepreneurs, and change-makers from all walks of life create profound social impact through education nonprofit DonorsChoose.

The child of Taiwanese immigrants, Janelle moved frequently as a student, attending schools in Alaska, California, and France before receiving her MBA from Harvard.

Janelle’s experiences as a woman of color in senior nonprofit leadership inspire her to empower students from underrepresented backgrounds and identities.