Family of 3

Lexi came and turned us into a family.

This is not only the best Q3 highlight but probably one of the best highlights in my entire life.

I’m forever grateful for this – the kind that makes you feel like you already have everything you need in this world. It provides a solid foundation to allow you to take on harder challenges Life is waiting to throw at you.

In other words, I feel contentment – which is a double-edged sword – one side leads to complacency while the other side leads to further growth.

But growth is impossible without challenges.

If so, challenges (aka problems) are a human “need”. 

If that’s the case, then why do we avoid problems so much as opposed to taking them on straight up?

Insurance Broker Licence

I’m now a licensed broker.

While others took less than 3-months to get their license, mine took more than a year. Why?

It simply wasn’t a priority. I did this to increase my earning potential. I see it as a tool to acquire extra income. The next challenge is: when am I going to start learning how to leverage this “tool”?

I’m still unclear with how I’m going to pull this off.

When you have a full-time job, it makes it very challenging to do things on the side. Burnout is real…

Shifting Roles

I handle most of the electrical-related concerns in our team – call it a “specialized” role.

Problem is, there’s no one else in my team who can do what I do.

“What’s going to happen to the team if I suddenly leave or go for a long vacation?”

That’s the big project I’m currently working on: to get everyone else in my team to do what I do – to reduce the team’s reliance on me, to a point where I’m not needed as much.

Am I worried that my job becomes obsolete when I become successful?

Not one bit. This opportunity opens up a new possibility that will serve as my ticket to leave my current role and pursue something different. You know, mix things up a little bit.

Like an Alchemist, you mix and match knowledge, skills, and experiences to create something new.