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We’re scrolling through people’s perfect lives in social media and seeing all these different opportunities. It makes us think we’re lacking on something; we’re missing out on things we didn’t know we wanted.
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It’s not possible to travel the world and pursue your dream as a nomad and at the same time be close to your family and not grow apart of some of your friends. And it’s not just because of the distance; all relationships change in the stream of time.
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The idea of work as something meaningful – as a purpose – is relatively new. Never before has it been this huge part of one’s identity.
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People don’t want to do anything that’s not going to become a huge success, an accomplishment of a life time or if it won’t last forever. If you do things just because you’re expecting something to happen, you’ll end up in misery.
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Work and life, separated to their own entities? What does that even mean? A balance between being a slave and being alive?
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I’m not being very useful, am I? I don’t work and when I do, it’s for a short while in a foreign country. I’m not bringing anything to this society, to the country that has offered me education or to my parents who have offered me a life.
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People say that we’re living the dream. That moving abroad and travelling around the world is what they want to do. But why don’t they do it?
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I had this feeling of not being part of anything and being rootless, roaming around without a place to go back to.
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Time moves differently when travelling. It feels like in just four months, we have lived a thousand lives.
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I think most of us value ourselves a lot through money, even if we don’t think about it. I know I do. It matters how much I make money, it affects the way I live.
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