Pursuing My Dream.

  We are constantly surrounded by people no matter what phase of life we're in. We have friends, elders, and teachers around us during our childhood. We are surrounded by peers, professors, corporates, or bosses in the later stages of our lives. Have you thought about what impact they have on you and what impact you could have on them? Have you wondered how important this could be? We have all come across the popular saying " Show me who your friends are and I'll tell you what you are." We are indeed the average person of the group or company that we keep. The sooner we realise the astonishing effect the people we surround ourselves with have on us, the better we understand the importance of the right people around us. As demotivating and uninspiring as it gets with the wrong people around, it is also possible to feel equally motivated and inspired around the right people. The Importance of Mentorship The first and foremost step to any change you want to create within

The Benefits of Networking and Volunteering " Your network is your net worth " (Porter Gale) is a very common phrase that we have all heard of but have you given a thought about implementing it in your life?   In a world hit by a pandemic and the economy and job markets going down around the globe, I managed to monetize my skill sets with only a slight change of perspective and made the best use of my student life in Australia. Here are the opportunities "I made happen" through networking: Web Analyst and Digital Marketer (December 2020):   After the worst days of the pandemic slightly improved in November 2020, I was determined to go out there and put me in a position where I could grab an opportunity in the ICT (Information and Communication Technology) domain, no matter how small and learn in a real-world setting along with studying. I was active on LinkedIn and one of my friends from my Bachelor's got in touch with me about some

  Leadership lessons from my sports coaching experience My sporting career has taught me a number of soft skills and today, I would like to talk about one in particular - Leadership. As a professional sportsperson and a former national level table tennis player, my sporting career is something that I'm proud of and I'm happy to be in touch with my sport as a coach at the moment. From the day I started to plan my Master of Business Analytics abroad, working as a part-time Table Tennis coach was something I looked forward to even before I arrived in Melbourne, the sporting capital of the world. I strongly believe in visualising and executing and only with these attributes can you find the luck to do what you planned. I actively networked, and asked people for opportunities and found the perfect one for myself. I work as a table tennis coach in a highly regarded school in St Kilda, Melbourne and also in a private table tennis academy. I lead workout, practice, and high-performance