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This single email transformed my career. I was stuck. I hated my career. I was deeply unhappy in my life. I was an average software engineer. I was doing average work. I knew two things: - I wanted more from my career - Everything is going digital, and I wanted in I hatched a plan. Email every founder of a digital marketing agency in Dublin under the pretence I wanted advice on a digital course I was considering. For any meetings I got, sell me working at that agency. I didn't even have money to take the course. I knew it was a long shot. What's crazy about this email is it got flagged as 'Spam' (you can see in the image) and was sent to the agency's reception. I didn't have the founder's email address. What are the chances he'd reply? A busy founder answering an email from their receptions Spam folder? Pretty unlikely. Well, he replied, the only reply I got, and I did the meeting. I sold myself hard for 30 mins, and I got a chance. They were doing final interviews for a graduate role in digital marketing the next day. The NEXT day! The final interview was a presentation, a digital marketing client pitch for a pretend client. I knew nothing about digital marketing. I got home and worked on the presentation all night. Didn't sleep for a single minute. I was filled with hope, adrenaline, and coffee. The next day, I did my presentation. I got the role. It meant restarting my career all over again. I had graduated with an hon degree in computing science and spent four years as a software engineer. Now I was starting as a graduate again. I didn't care. I was elated. Since then, I've hustled, grinded, and focused on making up for lost time by being the best version of myself. Working in a career you enjoy makes all those things much easier. Two lessons: 1. Don't wait for something to change; make it happen for yourself. 2. If you've had some success in your career, pay it forward and make time to give someone else a shot at their success.
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