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April 17, 2013 at 11:42 am #33951Alayna CParticipant
Thanks for the advice! I really DO appreciate it and have never really thought about how to logistically about moving toward my goal(s). I’ve never really believed I’m capable of doing something other than the 9-5 because I feel that it’s a “safe” way to support myself financially (that and I lack anything that resembles self-confidence, which is a whole different topic). After all, that’s what my parents and their parents have done for years, right? I feel lately that we’re all molded to fit what society has in mind for us. I DO believe some people fit the typical work environment well, and given different circumstances, I (and others) can clock in, do their jobs and clock-out, leaving that world behind them as they move forward day in and day out…becoming more and more consumed in their “safe” lives. I’m sure I’m not making much sense here, and this isn’t meant to sound judgmental at all because I deep down DO truly envy the people that can go to work day in and out and are perfectly content…they’ve found their purpose, or at least are in a position that the reward(s) outweigh the sacrifices. That’s what I’m looking for for myself. I’m afraid I’m never going to have the guts to actually break my current mold to give myself the opportunity to pursue or at least try different, maybe less traditional ways of fulfilling my purpose, while supporting myself financially.
I do consider doing a blog at times, but then I’m worried/afraid I would run out of interesting things to share eventually. My fears are controlling my life as I re-read this post.
April 16, 2013 at 5:04 am #33885Alayna CParticipantI’m new to this forum, but look to this website for daily sustenance in my painful routine. This is an obstacle I’ve been trying to overcome for years, but recently feel its pressure on a daily basis. Needless to say, I’m struggling. I’m passionate about music; listening to it, researching different musicians, learning their history, and trying to share that with others to help them maybe find some release or sense of having someone else relate to them when maybe they’re incapable of vocalizing whatever “it” is themselves….myself included. I feel there’s a certain therapy in music that reaches a broad spectrum of diverse individuals and their unique background. While this is my passion, hwow do I translate this to something I’m able to do as my “work”?
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