Teme wrote in his book, he didn't want to get stuck to his office job, because he's too young for that. Therefore, after he had enough money, he quit his daily job for a while, to explore his self potential. This somehow struck a chord.
But Teme has all the talent, skills and money to back him up
so he could abandon temporarily the current life he’s living, while I’m stuck
at mediocrity working a job that gives enough to live, but not enough for anything
more. Mediocrity has cursed me to be stuck within the middle class limbo,
having to work every single day of my life, no temporary opting out because I couldn’t
afford it.
It’s not only about wealth, it’s about how being stuck in the same place of mediocrity for years takes away your point of view, alters your perspective about life in general,
provided you with people who couldn't inspire you the way you needed to; and every day, every
little bit of yourself got chipped away that ultimately, your youth, passion and
dreams are long gone before you knew it.
I’m almost 30 now and I already feel like I’m running out of
time. I’m running out of passion, running out of new ideas because conformity to
the routine is the norm, running out of curiosity to explore new potential, running
out of energy to even care about anything else outside the routine, let alone
exploring new areas of life.
How I wish I just could be reckless, stupid and lively
again.
And how I wish, I could tell my tale too.
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