To be entirely honest, I don’t exactly know where I see myself in ten years.
What I do know is that, whatever it is, it will align with my values, whether these remain the same or change over time.
Being in your early 20s is a lot of fun, the world is your oyster, and with time you’ll have yourself a pearl. Much like our lives, we don’t just end up where we want to be. Pearls are special because they take time to become something, it doesn’t just happen overnight.
This generation is all about creating fast results and acquiring the next best thing. I think if we took a step back, we would realize, the process of getting to where we want to be is actually where we want to be. The process might even be where we find the most value in our time spent on this earth.
The question is always, “what do you want to do?” when it should be, “what are you doing right now?” We are in an industrialized civilization and with that, comes the looming expectation to always have an answer for what we want to do. When realistically, shouldn’t we keep our options open? I am not saying we shouldn’t strive for our dreams and goals. However, I am saying to be open to the possibility of change over time. It’s trial and error and we should really take life a lot less seriously. Life is short, so go on and live it.
What do I love and value?
Spending time in nature
Integrating health & wellness in all aspects of my life
Creative freedom
Inner enlightenment through meditative exploration and mindfulness
Why did I choose business?
A business degree can take you in a countless number of directions. Your future is full of opportunities and can be anything you decide to make of it.
I definitely have a passion in marketing. I really enjoy collaborating and creating quality content that establishes an engaged community.
