There is this misconception that we must concentrate all our time and efforts on a single skill and career path. I've always believed this to be a ridiculous notion and so my experience and skill set is varied and dynamic. Beginning my early years as an Automation Engineering in the manufacturing industry, I built up a good understanding and experience in electrical and mechanical engineering as well PLC systems and their programming. But more importantly I built up my somewhat lacking confidence and self-esteem. At the same time as working my full-time engineering job I also by night studied for my computer sciences diploma which fed the strong appetite for understanding computer language I'd had since the age of around 9. After 15 years working for various companies in the engineering field, I took the plunge and setup my own engineering service company. At the same time I began to get absorbed in the corrupt nature of the state and their monetary systems. This led me to discover bitcoin in 2011, which turned into an obsession of decentralized cryptographic transaction solutions. But, it doesn't end there. I hated English at school, hell, I fricken detested it.... but what I've come to realise is that it must have been down to the teacher, not the language itself. For a time I was working out in the field as a service engineer, travelling in excess of 100,000 miles a year and living out of hotels. In this time I began to listen to audio books. My world changed forever, suddenly what once was the tedious task of travelling for 4 hours to my next job turned into something I looked forward too. Audio books have educated me to an extend school never could, but more than that it made me fall in love with language and expression through it. I began blogging, initially in a WEB1 era of static html pages that likely were never seen by anyone to now, writing on multiple dynamic websites linked to tens of thousands of search engines, directories and social media posts from all around the world. I write about #engineering, money, #crypto & #decentralization, #corruption. But, if I'm honest what I love to write about most is morality and the wonders of the universe and life itself. I believe my dynamic approach to life and work gives me an experience few others have, it gives me perspective while enabling me to think beyond the often strict boundaries set by each area of academia and thought. So, yes I am an engineer, but also I am a web designer, a writer, a cryptocurrency researcher, a philosopher.Don't be static, be dynamic, be incredible!