When I was a child, my parents told me – “no”.

I had some inner knowledge that “no” was not really the end of the road and I kept on trying.

My nightmare girl personality led me to become a shrewd and successful saleswoman.

For over a decade I have held senior sales and project management positions. However, within these roles, I saw opportunities to enrich my toolbox with more and more skills. I gave lectures, developed tutorials, gathered knowledge from my employees and touched on marketing. I wrote, edited, and delivered… in short – I took what I could from it.

I developed my ability to integrate different areas of expertise and use models, ideas, and principles from one discipline to another as I moved along. That’s how I became a canine woman who was both a fierce sales manager and also a storyteller. While on the one hand she teaches herself new practices, on the other hand she imparts knowledge. While on the one hand she lives in the new world, on the other hand she never forgets what her fundamental principles are.

You see, in my head everything is connected. As I began to think about it, it was obvious that I couldn’t be good at just one thing – there are so many things that interest me. The world has changed so much, we all need to know a bit of everything in the workplace to be able to provide a broad overview of everything. I just made sure I was ahead in the game.