Math, it's all over. My Pinterest board 'It's a Math, Math World' (https://www.pinterest.com/fahmeenaodetta/its-a-math-math-world/) shows why I say this.
Some related boards that are not really related are:
For Large Numbers
https://www.pinterest.com/fahmeenaodetta/for-large-numbers/
Be Squared
https://www.pinterest.com/fahmeenaodetta/be-squared/
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LinkedIn provides very good information on the career paths people take, how fast people "rose to the top," and so on. I was surprised to see that some people who write for a
living have a Mathematics ("Math") background (such as a bachelor's degree in Math). I wonder how many people like that are out there. People don't seem to excel at both Math and English (courses such as: English Literature, Writing, English for Native English speakers). I know some people who are very good at English but they hate Math. And, I know some people who are good at Math but struggle with English.
Today, I am thinking of math during high school. I recently saw an article on one of my old math teachers - Mr. Savory. For some reason, I remember sitting in one of his classes in the second teaching block learning complex numbers. He taught me complex numbers, geometry, and some other important topics/areas. He was good. I was a good student.
Math was one of my favorite subjects. I enjoyed the challenge of figuring out how to solve a complex problem. I got pretty good at it. One time, a close friend brought a problem she had been trying to solve for a while. She said some of the other girls couldn’t solve it. I actually figured it out. I am still good at math/statistics. I enjoyed the PhD-level statistics courses.