When I started counting my time, planning, and thinking about money, I realized in 2010 when my teacher asked me, "What will you be when you grow up?" "I'm an engineer," I replied. Now is the time to come together. I am the adult the child was talking about.
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It sounds depressing at first, but when you think about it, it makes your life look like a movie.
As children, we wrote scripts with ambition and courage, imagining that as adults we would be superheroes, capable of all things.
But now, as adults, we live in this movie either alone or with a random life-chosen cast. But they did not say that these little brilliant minds with dreams and happiness and perhaps despair are enlivened by some kind of magic. Optimistically, let's call them good brains. It adds logic and allows you to measure more of what it takes to actually do what you want it to do.
As children, we observed reality and set future goals to correct it. Some of us had terrible families and decided to find that love in someone "future". Others were poor and decided to be rich "in the future". Perhaps they had everything, but the "future" wanted more freedom ...
All happiness has been transferred to the "future".
But this future is a little more complicated and strange. Let's say it starts in your twenties. At least, that's what the world says. When you watch a movie and the event actually feels familiar, or when you watch a teenage drama and the cast feels ridiculously young.
When we started giving old music a chance, we left the radio off and were surprised to find that it suddenly turned out to be the best thing we'd ever heard.
It's time to cry like a baby and start losing the permanent people in your life, but no one has to stay and accept that this is 'life'.
When he realized that there were at least two types of people in this universe, those who had a chance to fulfill their dreams with someone from the JOCV due to overlapping scenarios, and those who were lost between goals and pursuits. You can choose love Especially when it comes to degrees and career paths that require both time and effort. Returning to the title, is your twenties a time to get lost, find yourself, fall in love, and get rich? Are you really waiting for an answer? Would this article exist if I knew the answer?
Wait, don't go yet. We still have the means to find out one day. These are my thoughts as a girl in her 20s who just finished Season 1. "I'm taking one year of my twenties hihihi movie as a season."
The children who wrote our lives took us to a safe place, made us feel complete, and scripted us to help ourselves and others. They thought we could. Even if our minds have changed from blindly optimistic children, we can still use our adult brains to plan strategies for those goals so that they like these happy children. If that is the case, we will still be what we want to achieve, and we are striving to achieve it.
Most importantly, remember that we don't have to figure out that thirties exist because time is relative and some important paths take extra