Never really knew what I wanted to do in life – did anyone!?Well I kind of did, wanted to solve other people’s problems – always did from a very young age; installing an OS to a new computer a friend got or trying to retrieve the data from a formatted partition by mistake, setting up a LAN party while everyone sits on their …That was so until I, somehow, got myself into this mess of running a small digital services / software development company in the shipping industry.Wow, the multitude of challenges and difficulties this got me – I thought I was going to die … and then I didn’t.Solving organisational problems, digitalising the processes; getting key information to stakeholders so they can perform at their best; improving conditions for better interpersonal interactions … Actually seeing and measuring the transformation results is the best part – making an impact – I’ve been told that this is the thing for us millennials.My specialities … well I never specialised much and always regretted and thought it was a mistake but seems adaptive generalists are in fashion today … so, I’ll steal that one, I’m an adaptive generalist.If I wanted to put an emphasis on one skill, it would be enormous eagerness and passion to learn new skills.