<p>Keidaï Lee is a Taiwanese-American Founder and Director of the Color of My Voice, an animation and documentary series start-up that offers corporate diversity training. In 2019, Lee transferred to John Hopkins University after taking an unconventional path by attending community college in the United States and school in Taiwan. Listen to our interview as he talks about different facets of his life, including diversity and culture, self-discovery, and his vision for the world from a philosophical perspective. <br>Here are the topics we discussed: <br>Socioeconomic challenges and biases in higher education <br>Studying abroad in college <br>Why Lee attended school in Taiwan <br>Philosophy lessons that challenged his worldviews <br>His transfer application process and decision-making<br>Why he founded the Color of My Voice <br>Powerful advice for students <br>Connect with Keidaï<br>LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/leekeidai/" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/leekeidai/</a><br>Connect with Ariana: <br>LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arianadavarpanah/<br>Find Transfer Tea: <br>TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@transfertea<br>Learn more about the Color of My Voice: <br>Website: http://colorofmyvoice.com/meet-the-team/<br>Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colorofmyvoice/<br>My mentorship spots have reached capacity, BUT I am offering One-on-One sessions for you to ask me all about transferring!<br>Book a session here: https://transfertea.com/mentorship/one-on-one/<br>Have any questions? Comment on this video or reach out on Transfer Tea’s social media!<br>Relevant keywords: Why John Hopkins University, john hopkins university majors, america’s first research university, first-generation college student, when to study abroad in college, start up incubator programs <br></p>