A Job to be Done

Last summerholiday was one of the best holidays of my life.It all started when isigned up for a driving school, the St George's Motor Driving School, to be exact, because i thought it would be more efficient to drive a motorcycle instead of a car although it may be a bit more dangerousbut i liked the idea. I was accepted into the driving school in a matter of days and started attending the school a week later. I attended the school for over three months and finished with a sense of intelligence of motorcycles. I then scheduled a motorcycle driving test to receive my motor licence days after finishing my driving lessons. My motorcycle test instructor, John, was strict at marking how i parked and how i drove the motorcycle given to me to try. I failed at my first try therefore i rescheduled. My second try was successfulbecause i had a different instructor who was much more kind as he told me i passed with flying colours. I happily received my motorcycle licence and went off the buy a motorcycle. Going to the nearest but most popular motorcycle store in town, i decided to buy the Suzuki GS500, although it was expensive, i could afford it as i worked as a lawyer. After a few days, my parents suggested i attend defensive driving courses for my own safety and unwillingly, i went. I attended Warren's defensive Driving Course without any enthusiasm. To be honest i learnt a lot attending the school. Warren, the instructor improvedmy driving skills by showing me how to handle everyday and emergency situations involving motorcycles. I have to admit, i did enjoy it and i do thank my parents for getting me involved. I was given a test, the defensive motorcycle driving course which situated of situations such as, what to do when your motor breaks down, or when you are involved in a accident, and even the most silliest of things which was, 'what to do when someone attempts to run you over with a car when your driving your motorcycle'. After passing and finishing the defensive school, i could finally happily drive my motorcycle where i want and when i want.