Most people that get to know me often wonder how I am involved in so many things and can “master” them individually. Truth be told, I just have a knack for it, but not to brag it takes a significant amount of energy and time to make sure I do things right.
I am no “grand master” per se in each of the areas I am involved in, but I do make sure that I get close enough to mastery to make a difference. So yes, I am perhaps in between a “Jack of All Trades” and a “Master” – I cannot honestly say that I am one or the other, at least not yet. However, my ambition is to be a “Master of All Trades”. I take pride in my for-profit and non-profit work… I set a standard that gets elevated as I learn new things through education, reading, discussions etc.
So, what am I involved in exactly that keeps me so busy? Here is a list in no specific order:
- Technology Professional at Infosys Consulting delivering SAP projects as an Enterprise Architect and Program/Project Manager
- I am having to constantly learn new things and get certified as the SAP landscape evolves to ensure I master my domains in Finance, Supply Chain, Master Data, AI, Enterprise Architecture etc.
- Professional Forex Trading
- I am no expert, but by early 2026 I expect to have refined my strategy so it evolves into a reliable income source
- Founder and CEO at Matterhorn Labs launching various technology projects
- This requires a mastery in business which I am sharpening by taking courses at IMD in Business, Leadership and Strategy
- Market Sifu Finfluencing
- I have been investing and trading for over a decade and have learned a lot that I share with others online
- Professional Coaching through Polaris Framework, which I developed
- I started this in 2022 as a side project which I expect to grow in 2026 alongside my certification as a Professional Certified Coach through the International Coaching Federation
- Author
- My books may not be best sellers and placed by large publishers, but I do have interesting and valuable information to share
Overwhelming? Perhaps… But in all honesty I do my best to make sure that I am well versed in all these topics so I can speak to them accurately and clearly in podcasts, interviews and meetings. I do so primarily through reading non-fiction books, continuously educating myself, getting certified, and reading reliable sources such as Wikipedia.
Do I make mistakes? Yes, I am human after all… However, it is through my mistakes, continued education and discussions with others that help me sharpen myself (continuous improvement) so I can offer to others information and knowledge to help them make informed decisions and educate themselves.
I thank my audience for affording me their time to listen to what I have to say, and thank them for their patience as I learn new things and from time to time stumble on a few topics. You can count on me to get it right!