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I've been in sales my entire career. I love everything to do about the sales profession, from generating sales leads, to meeting with clients and prospects, to closing sales.

One of the best things about having a sales job is that you're not stuck in an office from 9 to 5. You get to go out and drive. Drive to meetings... drive to clients' offices. And, since driving is my favorite thing to do, I love it.

Speaking of driving, my dream is to be able to drive all around the world. First up, I want to drive through North America. I'm planning for a trip shortly to drive from my hometown, toronto, to Tijuana, Mexico. Next up will be to drive through Europe. I want to visit Vienna, Moscow, Stockholm, Berlin, Zurich, and a whole lot more cities. Lastly, I want to drive through Asia as well. I've always wanted to visit Tokyo and Hong Kong.

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