A collection of his thoughts and takes
Do you ever feel like you’re just floating along the river of life, that something might be missing?
Do you crave a job that speaks to your natural interests and fulfills you, but you feel as if you wouldn’t know where to start looking?
Education, misconceptions of “passion” and social pressures have made it increasingly difficult for people to understand their authentic self and therefore, to understand what will offer them the most satisfaction in life.
“Young, Wild & Free?” offers an insight into how young people have adapted to everyday life in a global pandemic.
“I’m not the biggest, not the tallest, not the strongest and I’m not the fittest. I’m just a normal fella, but I’ve been down and I’ve been able to get back up.”
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