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I'm too young to be giving you advice, but if according to what you have written 1) you have few responsibilities to others 2) little satisfaction in your curre
by Bakary 9y ago
I'm too young to be giving you advice, but if according to what you have written 1) you have few responsibilities to others 2) little satisfaction in your current life (not much to lose) and 3) you're still healthy, then you are logically in a position to take risks and maybe do something wholly out of your comfort zone, or at least take the time to do some radical thinking about your existence and what you really value.
- rsa4046 9y agoWholly agree with above sentiment and advice. I'm in my sixties, which amazes me daily, as other than some recognition of slowing down physically I don't have a clear sense of being young or old. I'm also about to start looking for work again, about which I feel less dread than I anticipated, mostly due to reasons others have given: less anxiety about the future as more water passes under the bridge. But to the original point, as you said, one definitely shouldn't be afraid of venturing outside one's comfort zone ... or if too self-controlled, consider deliberately placing oneself in a situation you can't strictly control. Otherwise one continues to plow the same rut until the end, simply because it's the one you're in.