You can’t guarantee the outcome, but you can guarantee your work

The final destination is not in your hands, but you control how hard you work for your dreams.

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Here is how I came to this realization.

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After acquiring my MBA, I got a corporate job.

I joined a major tech company in North Austin.

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There were things I had to learn, and this was the best environment to prepare me for my next step.

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There, I met different types of people. 

Some had been there for 20+ years.

Some moved quickly into important roles.

While others coasted on the same chair.

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Neither of those options seemed right for me.

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I don’t want a life with:

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Scheduled vacations.

Nine-to-five hours.

Corporate rules.

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But I needed to learn.

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The operations of a big business.

Running finances and online marketing.

Everything that could help me in my own company.

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Four years later.

My experience grew, my confidence increased, and I was determined to be a full-time entrepreneur.

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So, I started planning to quit.

But before I could jump. 

I got pushed. I lost my job.

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Life had a different plan for me.

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My learning here:

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Define your dream.

Put one foot in front of the other.

You’ll end up right where you are supposed to be.

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