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I am 28 and feel exactly like you: one difference, I have never gone on my own, I have always been an employee at a huge corporation. Right now, I look up to y
by ldom22 11y ago
I am 28 and feel exactly like you: one difference, I have never gone on my own, I have always been an employee at a huge corporation.
Right now, I look up to you a lot, you had the balls to go on your own.
I don't have a solution to this, I can only let you know that you are not alone and I relate 100%. I would get a 9to5 job, save some money, and quit and travel for a while, find your passion. This is what I hope to do, hopefully soon
- rosege 11y agoThis is good advice - I did this when I turned 30 - spent my 30th on a beach in Chile having the time of my life - then spent the next 7 months backpacking around south america - and it was the best time of my life. After I came back I worked for a few months to save some $ then moved to the other side of the world - that gave me enough interesting stuff to keep doing something I wasnt so interested in anymore - but I found unusual work opportunities that never would have happened if id stayed in the same place