“Achieving so much at a young age” this quote keeps running in my mind, I’d love to hear people say that about me someday. While I did manage to collect different expertise at an early age as I started working while I was in the first year of university aged 18, I always think that I lack recognition, to be known in a field such as digital marketing. What made it harder is the fact that when I completed my military service in Dec of 2020, I was met with the Corona crisis and with the scary fact that it is now even harder to get a full-time job than before. Tried my luck a few times with even different fields such as accounting and customer service but it just didn’t feel right for me. Until one day I encountered the FWD initiative ad, since day one it was clear that such a course could take me to another level and help me understand what is the new market is looking for, how to well adjust to it, and always be updated to guarantee work opportunities or freelancing gigs. Started the challenging bath and was very excited about its content and what I was learning, it made me eager to learn more and try different other sources of learning about the marketing industry while I wait to be accepted in the professional track. To be honest, this learning journey changed my perspective of social media, it changed me from a daily user to a creative mind who wants to use trends to his advantage and focuses on creating rich original content. Currently, I managed to secure a social media specialist position at a startup company, responsible for the content creation of a Co-working space social media account, yet still more motivated than ever to keep learning in this never-ending field and be more of an expert that’s why I enrolled in the professional track and looking forward to completing it as soon as possible to generally increase my knowledge and maybe shortly could achieve so much at a young age. That’s why I always recommend the initiative to all my friends and colleagues if they want to increase their experience or even try to enter a new field they never thought they could thrive in.