“I love my work” is probably not a common line that most people use in their introductions on this forum. It’s true though – let me explain.
I’ve always been a passionately multi-disciplined person. When I was a child, I dreamed of building a robot. In pursuit of that dream, I dabbled in hobbies and chose an academic path that would teach me (among many things) about electronics, mechanical design, software and firmware development. I realized along the line however that my goal changed – I didn’t just want to build a robot, I wanted to be able to build anything.
Now 24, I find myself passionate about building and applying new skills. I work at a small company as a product designer. Being one of the only engineers at a small company, I am constantly forced to learn and adapt and I freaking love it. With each completed project I get the satisfaction of a job well done, and many more tools in my toolbox for the next project.
I discovered and read Unscripted for the first time a few weeks ago. It turned my understanding of money and value completely around. The book effectively gave me permission to break out of my comfort zone and take actions that could add value to people beyond my immediate circle. I think it’s changed my life.
I love my work, but more importantly I realized that the value it provides to my company and our customers is what drives me to improve. Thanks to Unscripted now I’m dreaming even bigger. I look forward to contributing and growing with you all.
I’ve always been a passionately multi-disciplined person. When I was a child, I dreamed of building a robot. In pursuit of that dream, I dabbled in hobbies and chose an academic path that would teach me (among many things) about electronics, mechanical design, software and firmware development. I realized along the line however that my goal changed – I didn’t just want to build a robot, I wanted to be able to build anything.
Now 24, I find myself passionate about building and applying new skills. I work at a small company as a product designer. Being one of the only engineers at a small company, I am constantly forced to learn and adapt and I freaking love it. With each completed project I get the satisfaction of a job well done, and many more tools in my toolbox for the next project.
I discovered and read Unscripted for the first time a few weeks ago. It turned my understanding of money and value completely around. The book effectively gave me permission to break out of my comfort zone and take actions that could add value to people beyond my immediate circle. I think it’s changed my life.
I love my work, but more importantly I realized that the value it provides to my company and our customers is what drives me to improve. Thanks to Unscripted now I’m dreaming even bigger. I look forward to contributing and growing with you all.
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