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2023
12 years ago
It is hard to plan overly far into the future. Even for someone like me who plans almost everything that happens in my life. I know that not every move is going to play out as planned some come out better others fall apart. Normally I always have a backup plan in case something goes wrong. even with all my planning, and determination looking at where I want to be in ten years is a scary.
In ten years I will be 32 right there is the first scary part starts. That is almost a third of my life. A lot can happen in that time. It has been a long road to get this far in my life to look forward, and try to plan for something that just seems so far away.
I think the best way to look at this is what do I want in life, and work towards setting that into a plan. I have done a lot, but there is still lots I would love to do. If I break it down to what I want personally, in my career, my education, and what I would like to have. It seems to get a lot easier.
I will tackle education first. I love to learn it is a big world full of fun facts, and cool skills. I am always studying, or trying to teach myself something new. I would like to have finished my bachelor's degree. I don’t see myself going back to school for this as I feel as I have moved on from that part of my life. I will most likely finish it online as I can work at it on my time, and work on other aspects of my life.
Next up is my career. I have spent the last two years planning my own business as my plans move closer I still feel as if I am unready. I would like in the next ten years for my business to succeed, and expand from advertising, rental, and teaching to include supply as well. If that is not enough I would also like to have a second studio open on the mainland.
The things I want seem to be the next thing on my list. In ten years I want to have my own house. I don’t mind renting an apartment, but I have been subject to a lot of the crap that can happen when renting. I really do enjoy that renting provides me with a safety net in some ways when things go wrong, but far too often I am subject to other peoples problems affecting where I live. If I had my own house yes things will most likely still go wrong but it will not be caused by the people who live around me.
Last up is what I want personally. I have lived the lonely isolated life, and it really does not bother me that much. Tho lately when I look at it I feel as if there is something missing. Loneliness, and isolation might be great for working, but my life does need someone to fill in the void. In ten years I would like to have at least found that person.
In ten years I will be 32 right there is the first scary part starts. That is almost a third of my life. A lot can happen in that time. It has been a long road to get this far in my life to look forward, and try to plan for something that just seems so far away.
I think the best way to look at this is what do I want in life, and work towards setting that into a plan. I have done a lot, but there is still lots I would love to do. If I break it down to what I want personally, in my career, my education, and what I would like to have. It seems to get a lot easier.
I will tackle education first. I love to learn it is a big world full of fun facts, and cool skills. I am always studying, or trying to teach myself something new. I would like to have finished my bachelor's degree. I don’t see myself going back to school for this as I feel as I have moved on from that part of my life. I will most likely finish it online as I can work at it on my time, and work on other aspects of my life.
Next up is my career. I have spent the last two years planning my own business as my plans move closer I still feel as if I am unready. I would like in the next ten years for my business to succeed, and expand from advertising, rental, and teaching to include supply as well. If that is not enough I would also like to have a second studio open on the mainland.
The things I want seem to be the next thing on my list. In ten years I want to have my own house. I don’t mind renting an apartment, but I have been subject to a lot of the crap that can happen when renting. I really do enjoy that renting provides me with a safety net in some ways when things go wrong, but far too often I am subject to other peoples problems affecting where I live. If I had my own house yes things will most likely still go wrong but it will not be caused by the people who live around me.
Last up is what I want personally. I have lived the lonely isolated life, and it really does not bother me that much. Tho lately when I look at it I feel as if there is something missing. Loneliness, and isolation might be great for working, but my life does need someone to fill in the void. In ten years I would like to have at least found that person.
