📍 Bangkok, Thailand
Have you ever felt like you are desperately in need of knowing something? The answer of the future, the career you are looking for, or even the goal of relationship, which you are unsure of where it leads to. I'm one of those people who think too much. I think back & forth. I think about the pros and cons, or even expect the answer right about now! Well, I'm going mental, honestly. Because it drives me to nowhere, except back to the same shit loop of thought. I hate it, but literally can't stop. Old habit dies hard right? However, I've recently learnt that sometimes we just can't control everything by our own two hands. Every now and then, our life can be like a twist & turn. But how to let go of the answer we are all searching for?
📍 Tokyo, Japan
"Work hard play hard" I'm sure y'll have heard before. That's right, balancing work and life is very important for all of us. Even myself, I would call a 'workaholic' since I probably work 24/7. Not only I am Thai fashion & travel blogger of The Equinox Fashion, but also day-time social media editor for the multi-channel footwear brand Villains SF, and freelance content creator and marketing for a few brands. I don't even know how the h*** I've managed the time so far. Seriously. However, thank god I don't have to go to the office every day, so I can at least spend time for my own project(s) as well as writing blog. How to balance work and life? Here are some of my honest tips, which involving some alcohol.
So where should I begin? If you have connected with me via LinkedIn, you will notice that I have been working as a marketing executive for Villains SF Footwear for almost 2 months now. So far, so good...I have been working on everything related to my experience. It is actually what I have looked for in the career. What is the point to work on something we didn't sign up for right? It happened to me several times when I applied for what I wanted, but the job description (as explained by the interviewer) was totally opposite from what I had looked for. It would be so weird, yet challenging to accept such role, though it differed from what online told me. To be honest, the marketing executive job is varied depending on what company it is. Villains SF is a fashion company, so my duties are obviously related to my master degree, which is a 'Fashion Management' However, if I worked at the import-export company, the marketing job would absolutely be something else. So, what is the job involved? Do I have a chance to apply if I am a fashion blogger? Get ready young grads, because I am about to answer every question you want to know.
