When you are in your 20s, you have time and health, but not money.
When you are in your 40s, you have health and money, but not time.
When you are in your 60s, you have time and money, but not health.
A happy life is when you have time, money and health.
I have less time in a day to do what I actually want to do.
I must ensure what I do is worth doing.
I follow carpenter’s rule: Measure twice. Cut once.
There is no going back once you cut the time.
I serve cybersecurity to my clients during business hours.
That’s my job.
What matter the most for me in life is what I do after business hours.
I am working on creating CISSP As An Art (CaaART) course for the community.
I map every CISSP concepts with creative analogy and explain with simplicity, entertainment and unique perspective.
CaaART is my biggest content creation project.
I have been off from filmmaking since last three years but it’s a bug.
I have made five short films and one web series without audience.
After passing my CISSP exam, I am building and exploring cybersecurity audience via writing articles on LinkedIn.
My desire is to produce thought provoking films for cybersecurity and AI domain.
I am resisting myself to branch out from new project until I complete building CISSP As An Art course.
The challenge is to focus on one task at a time.
It’s easy to start anything but difficult to complete.
The real work requires dedication and exceptional time management.
Wake-up at 4 AM and invest three hours to create.
The discipline of rising early creates 21 hours in a week and 1092 hours in a year.