
After graduating from college, we enter the workforce that we are somehow program to do during our school years.
That's where the rat race come
Of course, not all are in the rat race
1) those who inherited business from parent or work for family
2) Enter the right industry at the right time
while majority stuck in the race
some decide to take the race slowly and enjoy it accepting the fact that it is a wheel who have no exit point, some work extremely hard and chase the exit point, while some con-artist tries to con its way out.
Some succeed, while some don't
that is put in a simpler term which unfortunately, society is not that simple. It is so much more complicated.
I spoke with a friend few days back, he mention to me that he is buying a house soon but with a limited budget, there's just not much option to look into. It is either too small, too far or are in a bad neighborhood. I don't see his problem nearing to solve anytime soon. He is stuck like many others that i known or talked to.
To me, in order to unstuck this situation, he first has to be prepare to work hard. A lot of people told me that they are willing to work hard so long as its their passion or the money is good.
That is a trade off.
we were brought up by peers, teachers and even mentor telling us, we should keep looking for something we enjoy doing because work fill large part of our lives.
my point of view is this. There bound to be something which you are good at and there is bound to be something which you are passionate about at.
leave it that way and don't mix it up
take myself for example
i'm good at selling although that's not what i enjoy doing, i enjoy teaching and physical activities and there's where my passion lies.
i keep both apart and make career out of both of them. Since:
1) it's something i'm good at, i would find it effortless
2) it's something i enjoy and passionate about, i would find it to be effortless too
i don't really know what i like or passionate about so i decide to chase and build a career base on something that i'm good at while finding something i enjoy and passionate about.
now that i found it, i'm planning to build my career around it too
of course to me, both shouldn't make me commit many hours of my time to it. Couple of hours a day is more than adequate.
my friend asked if it's even possible.
YES
have you ever see vincent tan down in 7-evelen? toto? starbucks? etc
the owner of mcdonald certainly doesn't stay at mcdonald 24-7
it's always about building a system and i am a firm believe of the system.
somehow i no longer feel i'm stuck in the rat race anymore and would like to shared my opinion on how to unstuck oneself from sticky situation
and that's my two cents










