I found your website through Insight Writer and I wanted to drop a line.

I feel like there’s no light at the end of my tunnel. No, I’m not gonna kill myself or anything like that. It’s just that I feel whenever I plan a goal, something always comes along to mess things up.

For example, when I moved back in with my parents over a year ago, I wanted to be out on my own within six months. I couldn’t find a job in the area I wanted to move into and thus, couldn’t get an apartment. I asked my best friend if he wanted to move into an apartment with me when he goes to grad school. We were both pretty gung-ho about it, but now, he’s not sure about it and is thinking of just dorming there.

I’m turning 23 here in a couple of hours, and I don’t want to be stuck living with my parents for the rest of my life. I quit my job working at Wal-Mart in order to work on my blog. On a positive note, the blog is doing better than it was before I quit, but it’s not where I want it to be traffic-wise. Things are picking up for my blog, but it’s not enough to live off of just yet.

I decided to go back into the work force and I’m in the process of finding a job. However, things are tough around here and jobs are scarce. What should I do? I want to move, but I don’t have the money to move and no job/source of income to sustain me.

Thanks, Steve!

TheAndySan

Thanks

I’m going to continue to remind myself of this!

And without good health how can your life be extraordinary?

As for everything else - well, if only I had the strength!
I have quoted you on my blog (which is in russian, but that should not be too bad, is it?)

No, not perfectly. But I try, and I am making progress. In my view progress is the best we can ask of ourselves, perfection would mean an end, and there is no end. We should not strive for perfection only improvement and progress.

But after I began focusing on these and many other things, the progress and improvement in my quality of life has been dramatic.

“Do you follow what is written?”

:)

Loving the message! Keep sharing!

Debt, and government encouraged debt especially, is social control. The British government has allowed the financial sector to entice people with incredible cc balances, the government (a Labour government, no less) has introduced tuition fees and allowed house prices to get to levels where normal people can’t afford them without crippling debt, and the government has ripped the arse out of the private pension schemes.

Britain is a nation of borrowers and we have no savings. I’m just glad I escaped debt and then the country a few years ago.

Great post. Thanks.

Tom

Stumbled on this post. Glad I did. Good read for a Sunday afternoon. Some of your advice I’m already following … some of it I definitely need a bit more work on.

Thanks,
Todd