Ryan
Hoang
Hoang Tuan Minh
I believe knowledge matters only when it helps others. I write to inspire feelings. I use technology to tackle real problems. I take action in my community so I never remain indifferent. I do not chase perfection; I chase responsible kindness, for people, for culture, and for the future.
Who I Am, Growing Up Between
Books
&
Numbers
My childhood was shaped by the journeys I took with my mother to the northern mountains. We drove along winding dirt roads that led to small schools nestled between hills. I still remember helping her arrange books on wooden shelves. I watched the sparkle in children’s eyes as they held a new storybook for the first time. Back then, I didn’t fully understand what we were doing. I just felt a quiet kind of joy. It was the joy of seeing how knowledge could make people happy.
Those trips slowly changed how I saw the world. I began to notice that behind every smile was a story of opportunity, effort, and inequality. I often asked my mother small questions, like
Why do some people get to study more?
Why are some places so poor?
Those questions sparked my curiosity about how society works, why inequalities exist, and how education can change lives.
As I grew older, I developed a fascination with numbers. They helped me uncover the truth behind what often feels invisible
I realized that finance is not just about money. It’s a language of opportunity, a way for people to shape their own futures.
Perhaps it began long ago, on those quiet trips with my mother, when I first learned that knowledge and finance, together, could open doors to a better life.
Opportunity
Value
Disparity
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My Achievements
Knowledge only matters when it creates value for people.
Silver Medal
Silver Medal