What would I do with my life if I didn't have to work to make ends meet? In my case, the answer is simple. I would travel all over the world. Don't get me wrong, I love my profession, but truth be told, in today's reality, you have to have a steely motivation and an indomitable spirit in order not to fall into a depressive and monotonous circle.
This is not my case; I love the world of interpreting and translation. However, even more, I love to travel and meet new places and people. I love learning about cultures I didn't know about and discovering hidden stories in magical places. Therefore, if I didn't have to work to support my financial needs, I would definitely travel all over the world.
Perhaps I would write down my passages of these voyages. That way, many could also enjoy reading my pages, as I enjoy writing very much. Of course, I would take with me the people I love, because it would be useless to know and travel all over the world if you can't share those achievements with the ones you love the most.
I always had the idea that when I was an old lady, I would go to live on a farm with my beloved husband to spend my last years of life quietly in the peace and beauty of nature. Anyway, I think that's how I would spend my time if I didn't have to work. It would be a beautiful thing, utopian, even.
But if I have learned anything in my short life is that you have to make the most of everything that happens in your life, good or bad. Value every step you take, and in every place where you perform, always give your best. That way, every result will be satisfactory.
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