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Lunch break on a Marseille rooftop with a toolbox

About me

I spent nine years in an office, in a job I was good at and did not love. One lunch break on a rooftop I wrote down what I wanted to be doing all day, and the answer was working with my hands. It took me a year to say it out loud and another to start training.

Now I am a trainee electrician. I study at night at a table with a binder and one lamp, and I work days on half-finished apartments. I share the whole switch as it happens: the planning, the doubts, the evenings, the first day on site. I do not teach wiring here, and I do not promise that a switch will work out for you. I show what the steps looked like for me.

What I sell are the pages I used myself: a timeline for the switch, a worksheet for turning old job skills into new ones, a study planner and two video courses. I do not sell personal help or introductions. You work through them on your own.

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  • The Daily Paper
  • Kindred Mag
  • Northbound
  • Weekend Post

Notes From the Switch

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