How I shifted from cost projection to revenue projection

Here, I’ll share a bit about where it all started. This is for those who might be going through a moment of doubt or worry, unsure of which path, destiny, or career to take. We’re often told that between the ages of 18 and 25, we must make life-altering decisions (even though we know it’s not the right time... but that’s how society works).

Anyway, after about 6 years of dealing with financial topics, I decided to make a leap and, at the same time, change careers. It wasn’t easy (but it wasn’t impossible either). It required first trusting my instincts, expressing my doubts, visions, and life desires. Of course, it was at an age when I literally wanted to "conquer the world." And that’s how it all began. After being inspired by many things and seizing opportunities, it took about 2 years to get the momentum I was looking for. And I still believe it was the right decision.

But I won’t jump to the conclusion just yet—here we’ll go step by step through each detail.

How do you make decisions?

Whether for personal or professional matters, there are millions of techniques and tools to make decision-making easier. But, without involving religions, astrologers, or energy topics, everyone has their own way of doing it. With the mind, with the heart, with intuition, with instinct, with feelings, with signs, etc. None of these are right or wrong, but the most important thing is finding yours, understanding it, and using it to your greatest benefit.

Of course, at that young age when I had to make the change, I knew little about how to make those decisions. But let’s just say I used a little bit of everything.