Thank you! Also, good for you, and I wish you ideas, opportunities, courage, and luck in your plan!
It seems that I have a life, and I'm still trying to figure out what the fuck to do with it. The only direction I have is: "art". Pretty helpful, right? I like your thinking, but I'm not sure I want to do the same just yet, without knowing what I want to do that I'll continue to enjoy, won't get burnt out on, and can make a living from. Maybe I'd need to find out from experience, trial and error. I just know I have a good job and I'm considered reliable. The more jobs I start and quit after less than a year, the less reliable I look if I ever need to get another job, so I think it might be in my interest to stay here a while. Especially considering I've only recently become comfortable and confident there, as it has a bit of a learning curve to it. Why kill that momentum? So, I'm aimlessly saving up as much money as I can, and working with no end in sight.
RE: Positive Change and the Challenge of Coming to Terms with the New Normal