Something about me...

Born in Germany of the 70s. In a wonderful country in the heart of Europe. I had a very beautiful, but also tough childhood, marked by a very tense, punchy relationship with my father. In elementary school I devoured the first kung-fu-comics of a classmate and immersed myself in the world of „kung-fu heroes“ who protected the weaker against the authorities and bandits. During my school years, especially the sport gave me again and again rays of hope and perspectives. In 1985 I had the opportunity to practice Shotokan Karate in a school club. After the school time and some short job experiences, my adventure in the military began in 1994. After several adventures and personal borderline experiences I am still proud to have served my home country as a German paratrooper. After my discharge in 2000 I tried to find my civilian, professional way. After having experienced comradeship and the feeling of standing up for each other, I tried to chase the big money in the first years and unfortunately had to realize that reliability and standing up for each other is not worth much in the civilian professional world. And good-naturedness is often interpreted as stupidity. This, too, was a hard learning process, paved with various bad experiences, which unfortunately also made their way into my private life. For a short time I was really down in the dumps, privately professionally and financially I had pulled the rug out from under my feet. But giving up is not an option for a German paratrooper. The will is decisive! I had learned that and wanted to live by that code and go my way as a civilian as well.
So I got up again, changed my mindset and restarted my life anew.