Damn, Did I Prove Society Right About Weird Millennials?
After quitting 3 jobs in less than 3 years, I think I might have
So far, my career has been a tough road.
I always had the feeling that I wouldn’t work for a boss my entire life as I find it hard to stay motivated working for someone else’s goals. In a nutshell — most likely the reason why my longest professional employment is 12 months.
Looking back at my journey, there are 8 crucial life lessons I could identify.
Part 1
I always found myself with the smart kids in the classroom, but never really excelled at something. The traditional form of learning has always been easy. At a young age, I read encyclopedias from cover to cover. Just out of sheer curiosity — what a brilliant time that has been.
After my parents got divorced in late 2012, I fell in love with self-development and I took control over the course of my life. First, I found the perfect getaway in bodybuilding. After 4 years of extreme dedication to the sport, I became more aware of the power of the mind. By then, my only focus was to become stronger and gain more muscle. However, as bodybuilding is quite a mental game as well, there were definitely some tough obstacles to overcome.
