A crisis is a turning point Which is your most impressive holiday? For me, it’s the April Fools Day. Not because I can play a joke on my friend, but because the God made a great joke on me. A few years ago, I broke my leg while playing skateboard. It’s not a good idea to tell your co-workers something serious on April Fools Day, which turned out to be everybody thought I was making fun. But a crisis is a turning point. I was a previous TSMC engineer. The broken bone took me dozens of day to recover and also do me a favor to get rid of the life which worked around the clock. During the long holiday, I came up with an idea to look for the dream I’ve always been interesting in - becoming a pilot. After years of preparation, I ended my 5-year engineer job last month and prepare for the upcoming interview. An interview usually is a chance to look back on the pros and cons. Therefore, I decide to return Toastmaster and build up my skills. But my current life is not full of the interview preparation. On weekend, I become a coffee vendor on Road139 with my brother in Changhua. We’ve opened for over 2 years and the business are still booming. It is a totally different experience between being a coffee vendor and being an engineer, but I sure enjoy it. When speaking of the engineering life in TSMC, I always came up with the overtime work. I cannot believe I had worked there for over 5 years! Though it was such a daily grind, it still provided me lots of experience and altitude. In the past, I was an engineer. Now, I am the coffee vendor on weekend. And I am looking for the opportunity to become a pilot. And I believe I can do it. I always hold the belief that everything is a double-edged sword, which seems bad in the beginning, but turns out to be good later. What we can do is to do our best at every moment, and don’t be beaten down by the failure or setback.