WHAT ARE YOU PLANNING FOR?
Do you plan for the future or stay in the present? . I definitely live in the moment. But lately, with an upheaval in my private life, it's something which...
Do you plan for the future or stay in the present?
.
I definitely live in the moment.
But lately, with an upheaval in my private life, it's something
which directs me towards also thinking ahead.
How do I want to live in 5 years? In 10 years? Where do I want to live? What do I want to do? What is important? What attracts me?
.
I cannot for a moment imagine retiring.
I need a context, solving tasks, a life-giving everyday life.
I love my job and I can really work anywhere in the world.
Perhaps it is a development of our holistic side in the company that gets more space.
So many needs that can be met in poorer countries.
As much as we in the Western world can contribute, especially to the female population.
.
I want to write more. Not books. But maybe chronicles. Eye opener.
.
The past two pandemic years have taught us a lot about ourselves.
About what is important. About what the world needs.
If I get to spend the next 20 years in areas that deal with caring, thinking, conversation, food,
development and meetings between people, I continue to be a happy person.
.
How are you thinking? Are you longing for retirement? To stop working?
.
See you between sunrise and sunset ♥️ m.
.
I definitely live in the moment.
But lately, with an upheaval in my private life, it's something
which directs me towards also thinking ahead.
How do I want to live in 5 years? In 10 years? Where do I want to live? What do I want to do? What is important? What attracts me?
.
I cannot for a moment imagine retiring.
I need a context, solving tasks, a life-giving everyday life.
I love my job and I can really work anywhere in the world.
Perhaps it is a development of our holistic side in the company that gets more space.
So many needs that can be met in poorer countries.
As much as we in the Western world can contribute, especially to the female population.
.
I want to write more. Not books. But maybe chronicles. Eye opener.
.
The past two pandemic years have taught us a lot about ourselves.
About what is important. About what the world needs.
If I get to spend the next 20 years in areas that deal with caring, thinking, conversation, food,
development and meetings between people, I continue to be a happy person.
.
How are you thinking? Are you longing for retirement? To stop working?
.
See you between sunrise and sunset ♥️ m.