This Blog represents a journey of somebody that decided to keep pursuing his dream career as CAD/REVIT Technician. Everyday the world we live in becomes a more selfish and competitive place were it is difficult to get that single opportunity which will engage you professionally and allow you to prove your value and show your skills.
Sometimes it becomes frustrating to see everybody around getting results easily and with less effort and dedication when comparing with our endless struggle which seems to lead us nowhere. The truth is that, nowadays, nobody gives us anything for free. Furthermore, if the opportunity arises there are "sharks" all around waiting for the opportunity feed on "your blood". There are also "Berlin Walls" that prefer to seek for a "50 years experienced on the job" guy even if in the job description you can read "entry level role" or "junior role", but that is another matter that I do not want to go into detail.
But it is important not to give up on your dreams until you can feel that you did everything you could to achieve them. Only then you can find inner peace that will allow to move on without looking back, giving you the closure you need to move forward and try to pursue other paths in your life.
In conclusion, this Blog will work as my notebook and will be the place where I will register my "discoveries" about the AutoCAD and the REVIT worlds during my "self-taught" journey. And given that I am not a selfish person and I strongly believe in the value of sharing for a better world, I hope that the information posted will be useful to others.
Sometimes it becomes frustrating to see everybody around getting results easily and with less effort and dedication when comparing with our endless struggle which seems to lead us nowhere. The truth is that, nowadays, nobody gives us anything for free. Furthermore, if the opportunity arises there are "sharks" all around waiting for the opportunity feed on "your blood". There are also "Berlin Walls" that prefer to seek for a "50 years experienced on the job" guy even if in the job description you can read "entry level role" or "junior role", but that is another matter that I do not want to go into detail.
But it is important not to give up on your dreams until you can feel that you did everything you could to achieve them. Only then you can find inner peace that will allow to move on without looking back, giving you the closure you need to move forward and try to pursue other paths in your life.
In conclusion, this Blog will work as my notebook and will be the place where I will register my "discoveries" about the AutoCAD and the REVIT worlds during my "self-taught" journey. And given that I am not a selfish person and I strongly believe in the value of sharing for a better world, I hope that the information posted will be useful to others.
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