One common advice we hear is, “Do what you love, and you’ll find fulfillment in every moment.” But, what will you do if you get burnt out of your passion? For Peter Schroeder, that sentiment had never been truer. As a multi-award-winning DJ, he graced the stage with his electrifying performances. He plays a staggering 380 gigs in a year.

For Peter Schroeder, that sentiment had never been truer. As a multi-award-winning DJ, he graced the stage with his electrifying performances. He plays a staggering 380 gigs in a year. Born into a family of artists, creativity was woven into the fabric of Peter’s life. When he was 14, Peter started his journey as an entrepreneur by creating his first website. He loved technology and saw a bright future ahead. By 18, he had a website he could sell, showing everyone his potential.

Even though he succeeded in the tech world, Peter’s heart was in music. He became a top DJ, working with big companies like Facebook and Samsung. His success was overwhelming. He had 20 platinum records and 40 gold records, a huge achievement for any music artist.

But life took a turn. A plane crash, personal losses, and feeling exhausted from work made Peter question his passion. The excitement of performing for big crowds started to fade, and he lost his passion for making music. At this difficult time, Peter had to make a tough choice. He could either give in to burnout and let go of his dream, or he could take a brave step back, rediscover himself, and try something new.

He decided to explore technology entrepreneurship. Peter founded Telzio, a company that changed the way people communicate and work together. It was challenging to leave music behind, but he found new interests and ideas. The journey wasn’t easy, and Peter faced many obstacles. He had to overcome his fears and leave his comfort zone. 

Now, after ten years, Telzio stands as a remarkable success, showing Peter’s strength and determination. His story is more than music and technology; it inspires us to find our passion, even when things get tough.

Peter Schroeder teaches us that success is not just a destination; it’s about growing and discovering ourselves. Overcoming burnout means we can find new ways to follow our dreams. When faced with goal setbacks, remember Peter’s courage. True success lies in reinventing ourselves along the way.

More of Peter:

• Websites: telzio.com and peterschroeder.com/
• Instagram: @petefox
• Facebook: @peterrankschroeder
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/peterrankschroeder/
• YouTube: @peterrankschroeder