My efforts to become a cadet pilot I am Terry. One year left to become 30 years old. I decided to do away with the daily grind engineer job, and go on my way to become an airline pilot. In my country-Taiwan, there are several ways to start the career. One of them is "Cadet Pilot Program" which the airliner will pay for the training expense. And it's the one I am looking for as well. So I would like to talk about the efforts I've done on my way to pursue my dream. First, I practice how to speak well. I am not a guy that can express my thought entirely, and I didn't pay attention to improve my expressiveness in the past. But now, I should learn how to speak out my ideas and make others well understand. I hope one day conveying a precise idea is just a breeze. Second, I bought a simulator like the pedal, the yoke, and the software. Though I could only fly the single-engine airplane and do the basic "take-off" and "turns" skills, I get a hang of the basic understanding of operating an aircraft. The most challengeable part is to do away with the bad habits, like being vague when talking and being self-centered. I hold the beliefs that pilot should be self-worth and self-discipline. So, I review my behaviors every day to approach an better person. I believe what I've done could pave the way to aviation, and I should keep in mind that becoming a cadet pilot is not the end. Instead, it's the beginning!