He thought it's the end of the road until .............

I failed the interviews time and time again prior to attending your talk. Since childhood, I knew when I grew up, I wanted to be a member of the cabin crew.
I've done so much through the years for that day that I will get the opportunity to be selected to be a cabin crew. But, I failed. And failed. And then, lost hope.
I began to think that maybe, I didn't have what it takes to be one.
Then I told myself, "how bad do I want this?" "Very baddddd!"

When I attended Luke's talk, he said that he believed I will make it through! And that boosted my confidence.
Why? Because I felt that with his experience, he was able to ascertain the criteria of a potential member of the cabin crew.
I took his encouragement, tips and all the advice given during the talks and brought my regained confidence to another session of interviews.

And this time, I got throught it ALL!

Now, I am hoping to do well in training.

My advice to the rest of the cabin crew wannabes is, If you want it bad enough, show them how bad. Keep going for the interviews!

To do those who have failed, keep trying and don't give up yet. Take each interview failure as a learning experience.
But at the same time, get advice from the professionals who have been there and done it all!


Sincerely,