Hi All,
I'm Arno, A Dutch guy living in Edinburgh, Scotland. I've lived here for 5 years now and completely changed my career.
When I still lived in the Netherland I worked at a taxi company as head dispatcher. Started at that company when I was still studying Business Administration (didn't enjoy that). Got my bachelors degree but didn't finish my Master. Should have quit sooner.
I stayed at the same company after I 'finished' university. Worked my way up to being head dispatcher. It was an ok job, nice colleagues, I was quite good at it.
Then my wife got a job offer in Edinburgh and we made the decision to take the leap. I started by focusing more on playing music and went out to play a lot of open mics. With the contacts I made there I soon ran my own open mic and started doing sound in several venues. I still do that today. Because I'm off during the day. I looked for something else to do. A year ago I started a small business selling music related products online. Watched a lot of youtube videos with advice and it worked. I don't make a lot of money from it and it's definitely not Fastlane atm. But I really like it as I'm learning so much about running your own business.
I also got into reading books about self-improvement. And eventually found 'the millionaire fastlane ' after reading 'rich dad, poor dad'. Really enjoyed the Fastlane and am going to make a nice summary for myself so I can keep it fresh and apply it wherever I can.
I'm looking forward to searching this forum and absorb all the information that is on here and hopefully also contribute to topics I know something about.
I'm Arno, A Dutch guy living in Edinburgh, Scotland. I've lived here for 5 years now and completely changed my career.
When I still lived in the Netherland I worked at a taxi company as head dispatcher. Started at that company when I was still studying Business Administration (didn't enjoy that). Got my bachelors degree but didn't finish my Master. Should have quit sooner.
I stayed at the same company after I 'finished' university. Worked my way up to being head dispatcher. It was an ok job, nice colleagues, I was quite good at it.
Then my wife got a job offer in Edinburgh and we made the decision to take the leap. I started by focusing more on playing music and went out to play a lot of open mics. With the contacts I made there I soon ran my own open mic and started doing sound in several venues. I still do that today. Because I'm off during the day. I looked for something else to do. A year ago I started a small business selling music related products online. Watched a lot of youtube videos with advice and it worked. I don't make a lot of money from it and it's definitely not Fastlane atm. But I really like it as I'm learning so much about running your own business.
I also got into reading books about self-improvement. And eventually found 'the millionaire fastlane ' after reading 'rich dad, poor dad'. Really enjoyed the Fastlane and am going to make a nice summary for myself so I can keep it fresh and apply it wherever I can.
I'm looking forward to searching this forum and absorb all the information that is on here and hopefully also contribute to topics I know something about.
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