It was a winter in 2020. The iron ore project in the Arctic Circle that I was involved in was frozen indefinitely due to the opposition of the indigenous people. The owner burned 7 or 8 small target dollars and ended up with an unfinished project. Other brothers on the project were transferred to other projects by the company. Because I had a better relationship with the owner, I stayed in the project to provide them with hospice care. I waited patiently for my boss to blow the rally call and then said goodbye to the owner. As a result, my boss was caught working on a project in Vancouver, so I made up my mind to change jobs after the New Year.
Unexpectedly, a former colleague contacted me at the end of November and told me that a rich man had formed a grassroots team to collect a few small amounts of money and was preparing to dig gold in northern Ontario, Canada. They urgently needed an experienced driver in project control to support them and asked me if I was interested. I answered "Good!" He also told me about his salary standard, and I said "Great good!"
Purpose: My gold mining career