You’re writing your autobiography. What’s your opening sentence?
A quote from Carl Jung
You’re writing your autobiography. What’s your opening sentence?
A quote from Carl Jung
I am a former soldier and police detective. Investigation Manager ( Fraud, public sector corruption, medi-fraud), Executive and Senior Manager, Transport Regulation. I am an unorthodox but very effective risk manager. Organically developed, operationally tested and an evolved risk manager I am now retired and living.... View more posts
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My answer? A quote from Jung.
I had the perfect one—not one of his famous lines, but something that hit me dead center. It resonated so much that I put it right at the very start of my autobiography—before the prologue, before anything else.
But I lost that manuscript when my phone was stolen in December. Along with it, I lost my Gmail account, which took down my two-factor authentication and locked me out of everything—ChatGPT, my writing, all of it. Recovering a Google account that’s been shut down isn’t easy, and I’m still stuck in that process.
The worst part? I can’t remember the quote. It was only six words, but at the time, it perfectly captured what I was trying to say. Now, it’s just out of reach—like the manuscript itself.
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Here it is. Bang!
” I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become”
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