Engineering is the only sector that was in my mind the moment i graduated from Secondary school. There after I pursued my ITC and Diploma in Mechatronics Engineering. It's a common path to be enrolled into joint polytechnic scheme with Republic of Singapore Airforce back in the 90s. Since then, I embarked my first career of 14 years as an Airforce Engineer. At age 28, I took up a part time Bachelor in Business when my position in RSAF got very stable. The decision of mid career change came when i was 32 years old. Unfortunately, I got into a major motorcycle accident that used up all my savings. I had broken bones on my right side arm and leg, punctured liver and ruptured bladder. Unforgettable 2 weeks in ICU, 2 months normal ward and 2 months in rehabilitation hospital. Then realised i did not have the essential insurance coverage even though i have been paying thousands of dollars on insurance premiums annually. End up i have to lapsed most of the policies due to i was bed ridden, zero income and full of liabilities. Thankfully, i met Jackie whom shared with me a proper financial planning and i gained positive interest in this area. He ask me to join AIA Singapore with him and i took the leap of faith to join the Finance industry, an industry that is totally foreign to me. Jackie who was my manager then, provided supportive environment with a clear and proven system that help me achieve AIA Million Dollar Platinum Award in my first year with AIA. Since then, i am able to double what i can earn in previous occupation. I was able to influence some of my friends in the RSAF to embark their second career with me in AIA when i took a step up the management ladder to be a Financial Services Manager when i was 4 years in AIA. Since then my team grew steadily and i was promoted to Financial Services Associate Director in another 3 years. I am now into 11th year in AIA Singapore and I am striving to provide mentoring and supporting roles for my team of 7 consultants. If you have been struggling and my story resonate with you. I would be happy to do for you what Jackie did for me.