IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO START ALL OVER AGAIN!
I'm from Bangalore, India, and everyone who has visited the city can tell you two things:
The traffic congestion are ridiculous.Every second person you speak with is a computer expert.
In this part of the
country, most parents encourage their children to pursue engineering as
a profession. I was perplexed as a student, unsure of what career path I wanted
to take. I started as a Sales Executive, doing genuine selling, and
then worked on the backend for other companies during which I gained practical
experience with Microsoft Office. However,
In pursuit of my Aviation degree, I joined
an airline after completing my academics as a Customer
Service Officer, where I worked for nearly seven years and
rose through the ranks to become a manager in the
airline industry, thanks to my hard work and dedication. I
was still dissatisfied with my job and was inspired by my younger
brother, who is a computer programmer.
It always fascinated me when my brother
talked about his work, talking about coding languages that
I’d never heard of as if they were words in a vast ocean I
knew nothing about. I used to wonder if I could ever swim in that ocean, but
I soon realized I would be completely lost in it. And
who knew if I’d be any good at it. Besides, I’d invested far too much time and
effort in my current job to contemplate a change. Even if I made a mistake in
choosing my profession, it was my fault and I had to live with the
consequences. Everyone has had a crazy year in 2020. It taught us to appreciate
the little things in life. It made us appreciate each day as a gift that we
should make the most of. Everything can change in a matter of seconds. It also
encouraged me to take risks.

It is possible to
be motivated from anywhere and by anyone, and I was
deeply motivated by my younger brother’s knowledge and skills about
programming languages, and as a result, I pursued Front
End Web Development as a career option because computers have always been a passion of mine but had never pursued it because I came from a different
background. Today I’m here, trying to make a name for myself as a web
developer ten years after deciding to avoid the field
entirely. I can’t help but wonder how simple things would have been if I had
chosen this in the first place. However, that ship has sailed. Maybe I’ll never
be able to undo what the last few years have taught me. Perhaps I would not
have appreciated things if they had come too easily. Nothing, after all, can
replace experience.
It
caused me to understand that it was OK to adjust my perspective. It was OK to
begin new. There is a saying : ‘You are never too old to set another
goal or to dream a new dream.’ So here I am, attempting to be a web
developer in 2021. Attempting to learn languages, programming I’d never known
about. Expecting to build stunning websites and make cool applications.
Attempting to get that dream job. What’s more perhaps one day, help other
people have a comparable excursion like my own.

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