I always thought my dream was to be an attorney 'pro bono'. I was driven by the desire to help out oppressed people. Haven't realized then that it doesn't suit me well, since I cannot afford to send myself to the law school.I gravitated toward different kinds of industries in the past. I worked as a Sales Clerk at the public market, Beautician, Utility Worker, Service crew and Manager at a restaurant, Administrative Aide of a start-up company in our town, and so many jobs.I never had a feeling in any of those jobs that that's where I belong. Not until I have found the Freelancing Industry through my mentor, Rozy Glenda. She helped me to enhance and utilize my skills and abilities that I thought I didn't have before. I now have more than a year of experience in a Virtual World—doing Cold Calling, Data Outsourcing/Lead Capturing, Virtual Assistant, Social Media Management, Website Designer and Sales Development.Starting my career in this industry seemed like a mismatch at first given my doubts in myself that I am not a well fit. However, I immediately recognised the opportunity it presented, to understand the most important asset of any organisation; the people. I was privileged to harness diverse views and opinions to create solutions that foster productivity. Thanks to Momence, the first ever International Company that trusted me and my skills. At the core, I'm just a brother, a son, and that's all it really comes down to.