As a business analyst, I always find it necessary to think outside the box. In this context, my life principle 'Break all rules to confirm or refute what you deal with' proves to be quite effective. It helps me identify the best approach for optimizing business processes or assessing exceptional cases. Interestingly, I enjoy applying my working methods in everyday life. Take, for example, my passion for fishing. While I'm a devoted angler, I constantly experiment with business analysis techniques that turn into a logical sequence of questions. What am I trying to catch? What and when does this fish prefer to eat? What weather conditions are expected on the fishing day? This is just the initial stage of the multifaceted 'fishing' analysis aimed at discovering the optimal strategy for catching the desired fish. This approach has never let me down. But the real excitement begins when I get bored of this 'fishing' analysis and decide to break my own rules. It’s indeed a priceless experience when broken rules lead to unexpected successful results. I enjoy delving as deeply as possible into any subject I tackle. I once heard that fintech is an incredibly complex field to master. This instantly piqued my interest, prompting me to embark on a step-by-step exploration. Surprisingly, I found that fintech isn't as daunting as it may seem. You just need to grasp the fundamental principles, terminology, and formulas, and suddenly, this subject becomes entirely logical and comprehensible.