Find Excitement in NOT knowing what you're going to do for the next 40 years

I’m going to consider this complete since I’ve realized that I have and will always gather, condence, process and distribute information. First for school and now for pay.

And yes, there will be suprises, but this is my foundation.

I haven’t known what I was going to do-long term-EVER. And for 40 years I’ve survived. I think it’s best to have a general idea, a choice between three things like the other goal I just added today, have three resumes—writer/editor, database/admin, e-publicist/marketer.

And as been my formula, which has earned me money and allowed me to see many different kinds of work, I’ll take ANY job offered to me while exploring both the potential of the job and the other two things i’m not doing. Say I get hired as a writer editor, then I’d continue to do the e-publicity/marketing and database/admin. Should I get hired to be an e-publicist/marketer, then I would continue to do the writing/editing and database/admin work.

It’s like the line Ansen Dibell wrote in Plot, you don’t have to have the whole plot figured out, you just have to be able to imagine your way into the story. It’s like articles and forum posts I’ve written, most successful people DON’T know how they’re going to be successfuly, I mean they don’t have a play by play plan.

I’ll just go with my instincts, my intuition, make a to-do list, cross off those things and keep reading. The path will be revealed, not the entire thing, but bits and pieces of it.