Rafael Karcz's Linkedin Analytics

We all need a reason to wake up. What I mean is becoming self-aware of what one wants to do with this life. For me, it's about realizing a vision: creating a net-positive startup to tackle global issues. My vision stayed with me for quite some time already, and I found out that I could no more reject this dream than reject myself. It took me a while to learn this, but I learned it eventually. To discover more about me and find out how my vision turned into purpose, read on. The Traveller My days travelling in Central America, Southeast Asia, New Zealand, and Japan were constituted of the unknown. I learned to adapt, culturally as well as personally, to constant changes, and I acquired a go-and-see-for-yourself mindset. This journey included a transformative gap year in Japan, where I deepened my understanding of the Japanese language and culture, profoundly influenced by Zen philosophy. These experiences have not only shaped my adaptability but also my perspective on life and work. The Professional My professional journey has spanned roles in technology and data analysis, most notably as a Travel Technology Administrator at EXO Travel Japan and a Social Media Data Analyst at GIBJapan. These positions, alongside my time at Datamics GmbH, have deepened my expertise in business system management and digital marketing. The Scholar My time at Tokyo International University strengthened my analytical skills in Business Economics, laying a solid foundation for practical application. Beyond university, I engaged in independent projects, such as a Business Analytics Capstone and an SQL Expense Tracker. I believe this shows my commitment to continuous learning. The Artist Let me also mention something about my hobbies. For one, I love travelling and adventures. I enjoy long hikes, swimming, bouldering, and taking dives into different cultures. Recently, I have started a new hobby – oil painting – which I have been practising now for around a year. I am also an avid reader when it comes to philosophy, self-improvement, and learning new things; “Atomic Habits” by James Clear, “Thinking Fast and Slow” by Daniel Kahneman, and Lao Tzu’s “Tao Te Ching” are a few of my all-time favourites. If anything, I have described so far made you curious or if you can offer me further specialized knowledge in my areas of interest through progressive work positions, then do not hesitate to drop me a message and connect. Even just reaching out for the sake of reaching out is great! I will see you in the chat 😎