Failing Astronomically: How a Teenage Single Mother Became a Senior Designer for NASA

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Failing Astronomically: How a Teenage Single Mother Became a Senior Designer for NASA Presented live at FITC Toronto 2018 More info at http://fitc.ca/event/to18/ Presented by Krys Blackwood NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Overview As a kid, it looked like Krys was going to go great places – a gifted student with epic test scores and unfettered ambition. She was an unstoppable force taking over the world – until she got side tracked. At 19 she was single and pregnant, dropping out of college to figure out how to support a kid while still growing up herself. This is the intimate, uplifting story of her journey from rock bottom to her dream job, with all the setbacks, triumphs and lessons learned along the way. Objective Get #protips for living and be inspired by a story of someone who’s had endless second chances and made good on them. Target Audience Anyone who’s ever faced a seemingly insurmountable obstacle Five Things Audience Members Will Learn #protips for pulling your life out of a pit and achieving your dreams

Leadership & Management

Failing Astronomically
Krys Blackwood
@shodoshan
Photo by Mike Newbry on Unsplash

#ProTip
Design your Self.

Modeling shot goes here

#ProTip
Not all your goals
are good ones.
(Be careful what you wish for)

#FAIL

A guy

#ProTip
Everyone you meet
changes you.

A guy
MagicianMagician *a different talk

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.

WTFBBQ

#FAIL

Kayla baby picture

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon
Silicon
Valley

WORK
WORK
WORK

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#LifeFAILed

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon
Silicon
Valley
Bubble Burst

low point

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon
Silicon
Valley
Bubble Burst
Back in the
Saddle

#ProTip
At rock bottom,
there’s nowhere to
go but up.

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon
Silicon
Valley
Bubble Burst
Back in the
Saddle
Kayla’s
Stroke

#JumpingAhead
She’s OK now, folks.

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon
Silicon
Valley
Bubble Burst
Back in the
Saddle
Kayla’s
Stroke
F@&# ALS

a new low

#ProTip
Low points are a
great chance to
reassess.

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon
Silicon
Valley
Bubble Burst
Back in the
Saddle
Kayla’s
Stroke
F@&# ALS
Right
Livelihood

#ProTip
Altruism isn’t
generally proﬁtable.

A guy
Magician
Martial Arts
OMG
Pregnant
At 19.
Aaron
Harmon
Silicon
Valley
Bubble Burst
Back in the
Saddle
Kayla’s
Stroke
F@&# ALS
Right
Livelihood

Work hard.
Be kind.
Trust love.

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