Back when I was 21, I rode the 1000-corner route on my motorcycle. Not methaphorically – I literally rode 1000 corners back-to-back during a 350 km trip in Luxembourg.While I was doing so, I thought about quitting approximately 2.000 times. (and that’s a lowball estimate.) But despite the bad weather, mental and physical fatigue after a while and those treacherously slippery corners, I kept going. One corner at a time, because I’m that kind of person. Once I say I’ll do something, I sink my teeth into it.You see, driving a motorcycle is like thinking outside the box and doing things a little different. Imagine it like this: your house is a box, and you leave that box in your other box known as a car or train. Eventually that box will get you to work, which is another box. When you’re driving a motorcycle, you’re acting outside the box.Now, I put that perseverance and point of view to work as Accountmanager for Foylo.