Henrik wielded some skilful writing, didn’t he? I like how he set the stage by relating the film maker’s experiences and then hit a home run by sharing the hard choices he had to make in regard to raising his child. He covered both logical and emotional resonance.

Due to my eclectic job trajectory, I find it natural to make choices that would be slammed as unorthodox and not following standard protocols by my teaching colleagues. While I insist on just doing things my way (case in point: I once forced a rowdy class to sit outside the classroom along the corridor - and receive complaints during my Work Review haha), I need to be creative about aligning my inner compass with best practices if I want a shot at professional advancement.

Not that I particularly care about rising up the ladder - my personal blog means more to me in terms of self-actualisation - but I feel compelled to earn more money for the sake of my kids. (Back to why this article resonated so much with me.)

Would you be tweaking some of the processes in regard to your project after reading this article?