if money would be no object and you can
do whatever you want, what will you do for the rest of your life?
try asking that question again, and i would answer i'd love to be
a writing traveler or vice versa (traveling journo).
But being a travel blogger or a globetrotter even is exactly what I want. Traveling the world and writing about it or even documenting each journey would be the perfect job for someone who's always restless but never found the time to do it due to lack of funds and due to my dayjob.
imagine discovering diverse cultures, meeting people of different
descents, learning from them, and exploring other places and later on, other
countries. ain't this job close to perfect?
we don't always get to choose the job we want. only new grads have
this option. at least they can still jump from one company to another. but once
you've grown familiar to the people you've work with, comfortable with the
working environment you are in, leaving your present job is really really
hard.
that is where you have started. that is the place where you have
gained footing as part of a workforce. that's the place where you have grown as
a professional. that is the place you call "home" second to your real
one, or "family" next to your own.
so what then?
well, the best job isn't always the one you think it is, or, if it
is, you don't always get to do that at the time you want it so bad.
the best job is one that brings out the passion in you, something
that doesn't make you feel working at all. after all, everybody gets stressed
out at work sometimes.
so, if you don't see yourself doing you dream job anytime soon, at
least do not lose sight of it. perhaps the timing isn't so right. maybe you
will get to do it much later in life. :)
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