So I had it figured out just last night, well, no one ever dies in advertising. No. One. Would.
I’m still pretty much a virgin in the trade but I’ve suckered myself in for a year, and a life. Time to find my life back, to find time for myself to know what more can I do and be of.
This might be just the leap of faith I’ve been talking about. To not measure every millimeter of a path walked. Try sprinting and the rush of adrenaline might just be what I’ve been looking for. Even if it’s selling a bottle of wine in a cellar, I’d be delightful. Mind you, that’s one of what I want to do in life. Don’t judge. We’re all out in search of a happy life.
Guess that’s what growing up does to you. The past 10 posts are about work, life and figuring out.
I haven’t felt more alive than this weekend for a long time. Despite lugging my laptop, iPad and phone wherever I go just to ensure the game launches fine. This weekend – I met people, drank and ate to my hearts content. Nothing too great a deal, but nothing so simple could make me feel alive once again.
There’s so much anticipation in growing up, don’t you think so?
Shitloads of worries and shitloads of moments to remember for a lifetime.
When you got yours figured, life just doesn’t feel as bad. I guess.
But all in all, enjoy the journey because destination is nothing but a checkpoint.
You thought you can be young and carefree. With whatever you earn, you could possibly travel the world, and the guts to chase your dreams and be engulfed in happiness.
I am twenty-four, with no time to sleep, to take a step back and think. I thought chasing the day was all it need, and of rose the deadlines. But there’s always more to that in life. I, now, choose to stop and think, to observe and to realise that it’s all too short to look back with regrets.
So, like how a baby learn to walk. I will take baby steps to find myself, to did what determines and whatever that makes me tick.
Embrace life.
How do you react when you’re put with a promotion and job offer on the same day?
