su· jit lin, noun (feminine), subject, surname “Lin” – see “writer/editor” and “sujism”

Pronunciation: (IPA) \’su:dʒIt,lIn\ or (Spelled) \SOO-jit-lin\

-formal

1. a driven, talented, and conscientious individual whose greatest passion is conveying ideas, images, and sensory experiences to others in a compelling manner.

2. a person that’s able to expand creative concepts by running with great ideas, bringing assignments to the next level with focus, effort, dedication, and vision.

3. someone who meets the following criteria: a broad scope of ability, superb organizational and prioritizing skills, diverse range of work, and is an exceptionally quick study. She rises to every challenge, lives by the law of serendipity, and  views each obstacle as an occasion to gain valuable professional and personal knowledge.

-informal

1. a voracious reader with an unnatural obsession for food; a lover of dogs, adjectives, literary and visual arts; and a would-be world traveler who seeks to find the adventure in every day.

2. somebody who is candid, genuine, and  expresses enthusiasm over every endeavor, exuberantly spreading good cheer through a positive attitude and sense of humor; this person plays well with others and is completely comfortable with her nerduality.

3. awesomeness for hire, ready to be awesome at your very command.

suj·ism, noun, philosophy – see “Su-Jit,” given name

Pronunciation: (IPA) \’su:dʒɪzəm\ or (Spelled) \SOOJ-iz-uhm\

1. a set of ideals that includes the belief that expectations are not placed to be met, but exceeded; and that likewise, deadlines exist only to be beaten.

2. a view that incorrect punctuation, spelling, and grammar is offensive, and that no detail is too small in pursuit of written perfection – edits require edits.

3. a theory that hard work done wholeheartedly and consistently high-quality results are the ultimate keys to success; also that there is no opportunity too small, only those who have gotten too big in the head to see them. Chance is what one makes of it … and other such happy cliches.