I Have Too Much I Want To Become.

Well for me, it is just about building myself. There are just a lot of things to do, at least for me. And now that I'm done with my service year, I'm faced with a lot of things. A lot that I can't even start to mention. I want a job, I want to improve on my skills, I want to learn more skills, I want to start a business, I want to do this and that; in short, I just want to be good at what I do. And the problem isn't about not having goals; the problem for me is the capital to venture into all of or most of these things.

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Also, another thing is consistency; I've been seeing it, and I'm working against it with all my might. I've noticed that there are times I start a thing and within a matter of days or weeks, I get tired and begin to reduce the energy and time I put into it. Maybe because I'm not getting what I thought I should, maybe because I'm not seeing the results I expect, maybe because I feel it is not worth it anymore, and so many more reasons. It isn't easy being and remaining consistent in doing something, especially when it feels like you're not making progress.

But then, I remain my own motivation. I can't stop reminding myself where I'm coming from, why I started, and where I'm going. Also, I don't wait to have it all figured out before venturing into a thing. I just get started no matter what, because there will never be a perfect time to do anything. You just have to make hay while the sun shines. And even though it doesn't look like it yet, I will keep going. There's no option of giving up; I will keep trying and putting in my best.

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well done mi querido negro, life requires effort, perseverance and right attitude all the time

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Biggy thanks πŸ™

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That feeling of "too much I want to become" right after finishing your service year is so relatable, that transition period, full of goals but short on capital, is a real challenge many go through.

The honesty about consistency really stood out to me: recognizing why you lose momentum (not seeing results, doubting if it's worth it) is already half the battle. Reminding yourself of your "why" is a solid anchor when motivation runs low.

"There will never be a perfect time to do anything" is genuinely good advice, starting messy beats waiting for the perfect setup every time. Wishing you the capital, the consistency, and the clarity to get where you're headed 🌱

Greetings from the Marche countryside 🌿
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I'm glad this is something you can very well relate to.
Thanks a lot, I love that you understand me so well.

Very well appreciated 😊

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yeah. just like my rector do say "remember where you are coming from"

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Smiles
Yeah πŸ‘

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Thanks for sharing broπŸ’―

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You're welcome πŸ€—

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Pushing forward is the only way to get to our destinations. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for stopping by.

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