I saw this graphic on a friends twitter and instantly heard the song playing in my head. If you are not familiar with this particular song then you should look it up on youtube! I am not a huge country music fan, but these words resonate with me.
Time is the most precious resource that we have, even more precious than money or any possession you may have. Life is a one shot deal. Everyone gets one run to do as they please.
Through most of my adult life I feel like I have been wishing for something different or something better. I have never had a fulfilling job that I enjoyed for longer than six months. (I have held jobs for much longer, but lost almost all interest in less than half a year) Graduating college in 2009 and trying to find a job was one of the more difficult times in my life. Although I started a job this December that I am very grateful for, I still feel like I have not found my calling or true passion. I am almost 27, and this scares me. I realize that I may not be destined to do AMAZING things, but it would be very nice to have an occupation that I don't stare at the clock all day waiting for time to tick away. I feel especially conflicted wishing away the minutes because I know there will be a time in my life where I will look back and wish that I had just a few of those seconds back.
I think a good amount of people around my age are also in this state of almost constant confusion. Being lost, wandering around life looking for meaningful or even just steady employment. Does anyone else feel this way?
I want to make a change. I read that making goals public is a great way to keep yourself accountable for actually fulfilling the goals. Well here's my goal: be self employed by the time I turn thirty. I want the kind if control that being self employed will allow me to have. This gives me exactly three years and one month to transition from a corporate drone to a self employed freedom lover.
I am going to give monthly updates on this blog along with the usual things that I talk about! Feel free to offer any advice you have!