J714

being more productive immediately brings more joy to your life, it allows for more outlets to connect with people and activities that make you happy. Don’t give yourself an option – get up and move. Once you start you’ll be hooked :)

FRANCE.

amazing. live there at some point. the cultural experience is phenomenal. there is nothing like it. you will be surrounded by beauty every day. just be ware of the grey winter skies ;/

It seems like the most common question after graduating college is “what do you want to do with your life?” It comes up in casual conversations with past professors, with old friends you bump into at the grocery store, it is asked over and over again by your relentless grandparents, it is a determining factor in job interviews…it never ceases to pop up at some point in my day. With pressure from people from all ends of the career spectrum (Be a lawyer! Be an Artist!) it can end up driving you insane, which it has me.
There are some people who know the answer, knew it young, and stuck to it. Those going straight to Med school knew at a young age they wanted to be a doctor. I was never, and am not, one of those people.

What do you want to do with your life?
YOUR LIFE.
LIFE.
We have this life to form and mold however we want – but what if we don’t know what we want? I don’t know what I want and at the same time I know I want everything. I want to go down different paths and explore different options. Maybe I don’t WANT to know what I want to do with my life, because, well, then I’d walk down a straight path that’s been travelled, and that is no life I want to lead.

Anyone concur?