You are doing so great. That growth of subscribers and the freelance income in just a few months is impressive. Be patient you are building all the right foundation for your goals. It’s great to see.
And the 9min info is really useful. My daughter is a teenager so the first 3 min after she wakes up are the grumpiest of the day 😄 but the other two 3 min are indeed when she is chatty!
It's an oxymoron, but so true. If we can define our boundaries and then embrace them, our freedom could be found within those boundaries. There is no freedom without a sacrifice of sorts, I guess?
The subtitle resonates so sharply with me. I felt a shock in my chest when I read it. One of the driving forces away from full time work was the claustrophobic feeling I got whenever anyone started talking about "only 20 more years until I can retire!" I don't get how that is a positive thing.
Yes, I hear you. It's what society has trained us to believe is the way. I do feel this narrative is changing though, with many realising that they want more from life not just when they retire, but now when they are young, healthy and able.
You are doing so great. That growth of subscribers and the freelance income in just a few months is impressive. Be patient you are building all the right foundation for your goals. It’s great to see.
And the 9min info is really useful. My daughter is a teenager so the first 3 min after she wakes up are the grumpiest of the day 😄 but the other two 3 min are indeed when she is chatty!
Thanks for your encouragement, Stephanie! Still a long way to go. Will private message you separately for a catch up! x
Hey Abha,
thanks for sharing your journey.
I steal the 9 minutes of a child's life idea you mentioned. ❤️
Regarding the freedom I'd say in English: "There is no freedom without limitations" You just need to find the freedom of limitations. :)
It's an oxymoron, but so true. If we can define our boundaries and then embrace them, our freedom could be found within those boundaries. There is no freedom without a sacrifice of sorts, I guess?
The subtitle resonates so sharply with me. I felt a shock in my chest when I read it. One of the driving forces away from full time work was the claustrophobic feeling I got whenever anyone started talking about "only 20 more years until I can retire!" I don't get how that is a positive thing.
Yes, I hear you. It's what society has trained us to believe is the way. I do feel this narrative is changing though, with many realising that they want more from life not just when they retire, but now when they are young, healthy and able.