Joining the army was one of my best life decisions. The army gave me invaluable lessons in team spirit, discipline, and working towards a common goal.
From a teenager to a man in mere weeks, these principles became my foundation. The highlight? Being stationed in Kabul (2004) for 5 months, where I helped manage airport operations and worked with locals to set up a cyber café. These moments of supporting the community became my proudest achievements.
Despite these valuable experiences, I chose to leave as the army’s management style didn’t align with my belief in servant leadership, and the culture wasn’t the best fit for my personal development path.
While I chose to transition to civilian life, the principles instilled during my service remain core to who I am. They’ve shaped my approach to business challenges, team leadership, and personal growth. The military might not be the right long-term path for everyone, but the lessons learned there are truly universal.

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