A Life of Wandering
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This post was last edited by Chase dreams on 2012-3-10 at 18:19. I work in sales and travel from place to place every day, staying here for a few days and there for a few days. It’s like this every day. At first, I found this kind of life to be quite interesting, but after some time, I realized it was really annoying! Sometimes, being outside by oneself can feel very lonely and boring. One has to smile at customers every day, and struggle daily with sales targets and relationships. . . . . What a boring life!
I guess this feeling is present in any job – it’s about keeping oneself happy and spending more time with family and friends when you have the chance
Mm! Thank you! I can only be at home for one week per month! When I’m at home, I usually cancel all plans and just stay there. It seems I’ll have to entertain myself
At first glance, reading “Bleaching Life,” I thought the poster must have been an underground activist or a big shot who has been navigating the world all along Having worked in sales, one should have more experience than others; why bother whitening it? Want to create a fake identity?
Hahaha, it’s a misunderstanding – I typed the wrong word. I meant to write “bleach” but made a mistake; I didn’t notice. Misunderstanding, misunderstanding.
A job you don’t like can be changed. Some people envy the job of traveling here and there, visiting different places, while others prefer a job that involves working at fixed times and in specific locations. Maybe you initially thought that a nomadic lifestyle was great, but experience has shown it’s not right for you.
I’m about to start a life of wandering: lol, it feels just as exciting to me as it does to you. . I don’t know what to do; I wish myself luck!
Haha, after a while, it becomes extremely boring, and there’s a sense of loneliness
I can’t really say whether I like it or not; as long as it pays, that’s enough. Compared to working in an office, I prefer to be out on the road
Often, people tend to think that others’ lives are better than their own, just as those who are out working every day envy those who work in an office. In fact, each has its own advantages. One shouldn’t be content with the status quo, but one should also live happily.
Yes, people can never get out of this besieged city. It seems I’ll have to learn to entertain myself! Work is also part of life, and it takes up most of one’s time. Yet I have not found happiness in my work. The problem is that there are few clients at the moment, I lack experience, and the area where I work is not favorable. Nevertheless, I still have my dreams – I want to cultivate crops in this barren land and reap fruitful results.