Honestly, I know nothing about marketing. 

At 23, I got an awesome leadership opportunity at a Danish telecom firm to roll out a global VoIP product.

I grabbed it eagerly because I was confident of what good marketing could do.

Plus, marketing was the only thing I ever wanted to learn or do.

At 27, I joined Babson College in Massachusetts for their #1 ranked MBA program in entrepreneurship and read almost every blog post on Hubspot.

Soon I realized that I actually knew very little in marketing. 

While graduating, with an additional personal focus on neuromarketing, I realized that I truly knew nothing about the real world of marketing.

I could’ve quickly been demotivated had I not seen the graph below, which renewed my love and longing for learning.

Seven years since graduation, after unlearning and relearning a lot, I’ve now probably learned just 0.1% of marketing.

Some days, I wish I had another shot at that VoIP job!