LOH #311 || Am I Living My Own Dream or Someone Else's Expectation?
Hello Hives,
When I think about the future I want for myself, I see more than what I am doing today. I have dreams that I hope to achieve, and even though I know the journey will require a lot of hard work, I believe it is worth pursuing.
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I currently work as a plumbing technician, and honestly, I love my job. It is a profession that allows me to use my skills to solve people's problems, and I appreciate the opportunity it gives me to earn a living and take care of my family. I have no regrets about choosing this profession.
However, I don't intend to spend the rest of my life doing plumbing work. As much as I enjoy it, I understand that it can be physically demanding and stressful. There will come a time when I would love to step away from the daily demands of the job and focus on something else that I have always wanted to build.
My dream is to become a successful business owner and own a large poultry farm. I want to grow my farming business to a level where it can provide financial freedom for my family and create employment opportunities for other people. I want to reach a point where I can manage my own busines, spend more quality time with my family, and enjoy the results of the hard work I have put in over the years.
I know this dream will not become a reality simply because I wish for it. It will take money, proper planning, experience, hard work, and the right connections. I still have a lot to learn, but I am willing to learn and take things one step at a time.
One thing I have come to understand is that loving what you do today does not mean you must do it forever. I can appreciate my plumbing career while preparing for a different future. My present job is part of my journey, but it does not have to be the final destination.
Interestingly, nobody is forcing me to pursue these dreams. This is the kind of life I truly want for myself. I want to build something meaningful, support my family, help people in need, and leave something valuable for the next generation.
I may not be where I want to be yet, but I am hopeful about the future. For now, I will continue doing my job, learning, and working towards the life I want to build.
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