About Me



My name is Nina and I am an introvert. I am an introvert who loves to sell.
in my day job: I am in the business of helping homeowners & buildings specialists choose ( specify) the best Aluminium Window systems for the best building life cycle.
I love my job because;

  • My bosses are pretty cool people and allow me the autonomy to make the best effort in selling
  • Our product makes a real difference to those who are building homes
  • I enjoy it.
I have worked at 3 companies that are all Asian owned and despite all the baggage spoken of them, I realized  that no matter who you work for; It's your resolve to do the best work yet that will set you up for success.


When am not working, am a full time mum and homemaker. My schedule is tight but can fit in a dance with my son when the music is on.

 I fell in love with an extrovert who is multi talented i am often in awe and the best part is- He prioritizes time with me . When I am away, he will meet up with friends but at home he makes the effort to just sit with me. So sweet.
He is also a great dad to our son Rain ( Reign- unofficial name); who is a ball of energy that I can't keep up with. Hopefully we'll get him a playmate. He is just the sweetest, loves to play with other kids and has no introversion in him.

 I love dinners at home and musing about interior design, fashion and parenting. Just realising that there's not enough money for me just yet and putting the grind ON.
I am Unpretentious, Unassuming, and WYSIWYG 

I love Sales. Sales is an open door for me. A lucky accident made me a sales rep but now I love it.
Sales has tested all my abilities in communication, innovation, collaboration, negotiation. 
As a sales rep, I help clients to make the "effective " choice. Every company is in the business of solving problems, but not all companies sell the effective solution.

This blog is about enlightening you on the path to work fulfillment

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