About The Native Concern:

I work in the shipping industry and have studied maritime economics and maritime law, having developed an interest in law shortly after completing my economics degree. I was convinced about maritime law as a career. But, after spending two years in a law role at a well-established marine insurance company, I find the work extremely uninteresting and unsatisfying. This dissatisfaction partly stems from my entrepreneurial and materialistic ambitions, as I believe this role does not align with my long-term goals. Additionally, there is a mismatch between my aptitudes and the requirements of the role, which I do not enjoy. My interests are incredibly diverse. Sometimes, I consider pursuing shipbroking; other times, I think about marine insurance underwriting. I also have a strong desire to venture into ship recycling. Occasionally, I question whether this industry is the right fit for me at all, as I also feel drawn to other sectors. My aspiration is to make a tremendous impact as a renowned entrepreneur in my field. However, this vague ambition leaves me feeling directionless and unclear about my strengths and which path to take and focus my energies in. Furthermore, my finances have become constrained since the past and I am somewhat struggling with the same.

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