Women who like cars

I'm not as much of a "car guy" as my husband and everyone around me.I'm more of a "car enthusiast" than most women.I think that I am one of the most popular car enthusiasts in the world. And I feel that in a normal life, it is rare to meet a woman who loves cars.

We hear a lot these days about young people leaving their cars, car sharing is becoming more popular, and the number of people who actually own cars is decreasing.

However.Women who love cars are rare, which is why we have often benefited from them, especially in work situations.There are.

Many of the people I have met in my business have been business owners, but in our chats, I have heard, "In fact, the last time I was there, my family drove to wherever...When I mention something related to cars, such as "I'm a car enthusiast," car lovers usually get into the conversation.

Oh, you like cars? Me too!

The conversation often began with the question, "What do you want to do with your money? One person I once met said, "I'm not sure ifAbout 5 years ago, I bought a Boxster.He said, "...so, is it a 981?" I asked.

Oh yes! I've never heard a woman say the phrase "981″ before, so I'm impressed!

I was told (laughs).

At other times, it is said that "I love cars, but my wife has no interest in them...what can I do to get her interested?I was once asked for advice on how to do this (laughs).

Just because you're a woman who likes cars doesn't mean you'll get a contract, though.It brings you much closer even when you meet for the first time.It is certain that if a good impression is left at the beginning, it is easier for the relationship to continue, and as a result, the probability of a job offer has also increased.

Minor Porsche Blog

I have long been a fan of "Become a minor playerI often think about the idea of "being It's not that I'm like other people.Not many around.And the more that you are sought after by those around you, the more your scarcity value will grow, I believe.

I have never liked "fights" or "disputes" since I was a child, and even when we fought over sweets, I would quickly say, "I don't want to fight.Then I don't want it.He had the character to declare defeat, saying, "I'm not going to do it.(Too unmotivated)As it grew into adulthood, it became increasingly "How do we jump through hoops without having to fight?I think the idea changed to "I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do.

So, as for this Porsche blog, "How to be minor, how to be one-of-a-kindI've been thinking a lot about the "Mere Old Man", but of course it's not that easy. When I talked to my husband about the above, he said something like this.

I think it's hard to excel in one field. In the end, it's a combination of things. I think Hollimon is one of them.Multiply three "one in a hundred" titles and you get "one in a million."He said.There are a lot of Porsche bloggers out there.That's why. Then, when we thought about how to become the only one among them, we decided to multiply the three skills we have and say, "We are the only one.It's one in a million.I think it's good to think in terms of the idea of

And. Certainly, it is extraordinary to be the only one in one thing. Even if you have knowledge about Porsche cars, there are a lot of people in the world who do. However, it would be meaningless to put together a list of unimportant items that readers don't need.

With that in mind, I've been thinking about items that might be strengths...

(I) Writing skills, female Porsche driver, mother of two, MT driving ability, entrepreneurial experience, not familiar with cars, website management experience.
(Husband) Multiple Porsche owners, old and new, knowledge of cars, IT web skills, photography skills, test drive review skills, company owner, and

I guess it would be something like....

Thankfully, there are websites and blogs that have mentioned this blog, but when I look at them, I see "The Porsche blog is written not by an uncle who is a car critic, but by a mom raising a child.A place like "I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do that," seems to be a pretty good point.

So I gave it a lot of thought, and in the end, I came to the conclusion that "I think the charm of this blog lies in the gapWe have come to the conclusion that "the For example.

The gap between "Porsche is for men to drive" and "a blog written by a mother of two".
The gap between two people: a wife who is an amateur car enthusiast & a husband who is a geek who knows a lot about cars.
Gap between luxury sports car owners who don't seem to drive anything but luxury cars -> they usually drive Nissan Note or something like that.

It is this kind of crossing of the gap that makes the "Porsche blogs like this are hard to find and interesting!I wonder if they think that I am a "good" person.... However, since I do not know myself best, I may be totally misguided, and I wonder today if self-understanding will be an eternal theme as long as I live.