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I have really respected the many different people whose wisdom and experience has been shared with me over the few decades I have been here already and how impactful their words have been in my life and work.
Many of the people I have encountered who’s professional experiences cover civil engineering, leadership management, professional development, nonprofit organizations, healthcare services, chemical engineering, agricultural production, medical manufacturing, social services, and retail services.
As a cultural nomad it is impossible for me to ignore the similarities and also the differences between the driving motivation for these different groups of people and my cultural desire to welcome supports and share the breath of my experiences with people I meet. in the last 15 years I’ve been ever more passionate about protecting the food supply of people who are in deep need of cost-effective services and food.
Growing up in a large family of always found myself gravitating towards the elderly and older generations to learn from them due to a very inquisitive mindset, which is why I find that my curiosity for having a more hands on approach to problem solving has really helped me in my nomadic nature due to life circumstances and being willing to learn new skills as I skip around the world with my family. Due to not sitting around for long periods, I find it’s crucial that I impart as much knowledge as I can to teach people how to sustain themselves instead of trying to be the foundation of their problem solving and I think that is what is missing in many of the differences that I have encountered been a part of or worked for. This has to change otherwise the future will not succeed in developing itself and the industry is necessary to support a sustainable development of our future societies.