Who ever said data analytics is boring? Well, a lot of people, actually. Articles from CNBC and Business Insider show data analytics to be the #1 most boring job to have! To each their own, I say.Data analysis came to the forefront of my interests after being exposed to resolving real-world problems through the use of data cleansing and manipulating software at the University of Oregon. Seeing how seemingly meaningless numerical jargon can be synthesized to provide life-sized solutions and analyses is a marvel that I will never get tired of.Maybe my background in Mandarin immersion school with learning the minute details of writing nearly indistinguishable characters has granted me the patience for analyzing particulars. Perhaps my background in competitive swimming has forced my attention to the smallest units of both time and performance. Whether I’m booking my next international trip to see the world through a different lens, or watching my favorite YouTube channel Programming with Mosh, my relationship with the world and data is always about the details.With data analysis, maybe it’s proper to say to each their own. But to me, data, machine learning, Python, R, and Tableau…they all have a story, one whose details I love telling.