My “5 years old” Professional experience: Engineer in the morning, Horse riding trainer in the afternoon.

“Turn whatever knowledge you have into an investment”

Hello there.

I am sharing now a new professional phase that I took time and effort to handle: A dual professional personality.?

“Make sure you pick up the right safety helmet!”

You’d climb the corporate ladder in the morning, while returning back home in sportive mode. EVERYDAY!

Switch off Job 1, switch on Job 2, and get set! Make sure you pick up the right safety helmet, it is the only thing that might confuse you!

5 years of professional experience taught me that if you are an energetic and ambitious person, your life would be unbearable if you have only one job, one routine, one focal point, one profession and one thing to master. No. It is time to change that concept.

I have embraced my 5th professional anniversary while knowing that I need a reform in my professional career for sure. I felt bad about my professional records at the time even though it might have been promising; it was quite an intolerable pressure knowing that I just can do more.

Exert an effort, expand your knowledge, and turn whatever knowledge you have into an investment. That’s an equation that made my life easier, and made me feel that my chances for development are endless. ?

And from here we start...

One day, I made a decision to list all knowledge I had in all aspects of life, and I prioritized them according to the most to least enjoyable. I held the marker and turned some talents into a frequently practiced hobbies, and I turned little knowledge into an everyday learning experience/job.

“If you lose balance, you lose it all before you know it”

Easier said than done. It has been quite crazy that I am always on a tight schedule, and you know my friend that if you lose balance, you lose it all before you know it!?Sometimes, you just need to have a break and do nothing, right? Make room for that in your tight schedule too, re-fuel and get back on track!

Have high hopes, my friend, it is very cool that you own your success. Congratulations, you're half way there!

Now, where is your helmet?

Way to go! Have a safe ride...