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38 sats \ 5 replies \ @Fabs OP 2 Apr \ parent \ on: I'm growing sick and tired of it, and I'm slowly getting to the end of my wits. mostly_harmless
You say that, but what if it's the wrong decision, and all falls apart once I simply don't have that many options left anymore?
I think that, deep down, I do know what to do, namely: build a foundation.
The question is, how am I gonna do that without having the damn thing break away in a decade or two?
I've tried many things and combinations in the last years, but none worked for me long-term.
My hope is that the course I've signed up for is going to strike the balance I'm longing for, and I really hope it does, for I don't think that there's many options left for me.
You are never going to be worse off trying something and it not working out than not trying something at all. You will always have options and you will have more options if you try new things along the way even if they don’t turn out to be your long term answer. If you are constantly learning and bettering yourself along the way life has a funny way of working out in ways we could never have imagined or planned for.
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I started out thinking I was going to be a social worker helping chronically homeless folks find and keep housing.
Now I make pictures for bitcoiners.
There are way more options open for you than you think. At least I have always found this to be true in my own life.
Thinking that you are locked-in to something or won't be able to figure it out is easy to do, but I don't think it's true.