This might seem like a strange question but why do you feel these things are important? They certainly mean nothing to me. Most of my friends have retired and their pensions are more than I earn working a 45 hour week. They spend their days on cruise ships or travelling the world but they aren't any happier than I am. In fact, most of them are at least little envious of my retirement plans, even though I'll be living on the age pension, which is probably about 20% of what they live on. I came up with a plan, about 30 years ago, that works for me and it meant I haven't ever had to worry about achieving anything in my life, beyond surviving until I qualify for the pension (two years to go).i’m not just talking about making it in the music industry im talking about making music talking about going from the gutter or being a layabout to working towards a goal achieving something doesn’t matter if they become ed sheeran or gordon ramsey , did they get a business , did they get a house a well paid job they wanted live a happy life etc .
You need to find what makes you happy. I know plenty of people who lived the particular dream you describe and hated it. Smart guys, good guys, who've walked into one marriage disaster after another. You can't assume that because other people say they're happy that a) they really are happy or b) that what works for them will work for you. Maybe you'd be happier house-sitting all over the world? It's a real job people do and some seem to love it. Or get qualified as a barman or something, a job you can work at anywhere you happen to end up, then go travelling.
Statistics: Posted by BONES — Sat Apr 13, 2024 6:45 am