Transitioning industries is a challenging yet fulfilling journey. Moving from film making to data analysis has been daunting yet rewarding. I have to keep reminding myself that, persistence is key in this process. Keep pushing forward, one day at a time. The right opportunity is out there; stay focused and keep working. I believe my next opportunity is on the horizon. Luck is simply preparation meeting opportunity. #CareerTransition #Persistence #OpportunityAhead #dataanalysis
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