This was me after work
When I used to work for a single innovation company back in Austria. I led an intense Business Development Lifestyle traveling all over Europe and USA pitching innovation to big OEMs. The work-life balance was also one of the most intense experiences of my life.
I had zero time for training and play to divert from the stress of life under foreign language, and it burned me out. I decided to get back on track to the lifestyle I once had by going back to freelance business development.
Business enables me the lifestyle I want. That’s the whole point. If my career does not enable the freedom to live life the way I want, then it’s the wrong career or I’m just not following the right path for my own training.
In the last year, I have made huge recovery leaps and bounds and re-built my Freelance business development model - To enable me to work from home at a pace I can sustain with my recovery - and dedicate some pleasurable artistic ME - time that I’m so proud you all enjoy with me.
In reality I’m not a „strong woman“ because I drove myself to breakdown. I’m actually highly adaptable - extremely creative - thinks outside the box - and THAT is the unique disposition and mindset that makes everyone wonder, how I am so strong.
Let’s drop the „strong woman“ thing. My body and soul got severely ruined from that. Instead let’s appreciate adaptable thinking mindsets. And for that, it requires a shift of introspection to be able to see the spot you’re standing on, which opens up metaphorically when I train to form eccentric arching.
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Yes, the only good thing about Austria was the tank shoots. There was simply not enough of them during the time I was there which really blew it for me. I can’t live to do tank shoots once a year! Now I can train everyday I’m building up to artistic shoots around once a month and through winter also.
The best thing that you did in Austria was leaving it too get your life sorted again & the tank shoot which you did