Month: March 2023

Growing up I changed what I wanted to be when I was older probably every other week

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I’ve learned that I can’t control that and it’s nothing for me to stress out about now. What’s most important is living in the moment and being forever grateful for what you have and for what you’ve experienced. I’ve found that stressing about the future has only made me feel worse because it is so unknown and irrelevant right now and once I’ve started to accept that, it has been a much more positive experience.

https://rollinslily.wordpress.com/2021/11/17/fear-of-the-future

I want to live my life filled with possibilities, love, and excitement

Keywords: home , change , lifestyle , mental health , school , work

Just because you have a good life doesn’t mean that you won’t get restless or unhappy. Even though I deeply love my family and animals, I enjoy studying, and I’m grateful, comfortable, and loved. Nevertheless, I desire a shift from the mundane dribble and wish to open new, positive doors.

https://findinglifesharmony.com/2021/10/29/desiring-change

Due to my ambitious career goals, I wanted to work and strike the iron while it was hot and then retire by the time my first child entered middle school

Keywords: homeschooling , deschool , homeschooling , homeschooling mom , intentional living , is homeschooling good , why homeschool , why you should homeschool , working homeschooling mom

Initially, I wanted to begin homeschooling when my kids were in middle school. I wanted to spend those three very critical years of their development with them and I’m also a career lady—so this idea worked to my advantage. I couldn’t give up my career—it was not for the income or the accolades, it is a serious part of who I am. I thrive off of the mental stimulation and the professional challenges. You can throw me to the wolves, and I promise, I’ll return leading the pack—and I will enjoy every turn. You couldn’t take that away from me.

https://homeisthenucleus.com/2021/10/28/why-i-chose-to-homeschool

Knowing your value and respecting your boundaries is knowing to say no to the things that will not add value to your life and not respecting your boundaries

Keywords: Life Ramblings , aging , career , creative writing , experience , growing up , growth , interest , job , life , passion , writing

So I’m glad in a way that while it’s quite a hard decision to make because I feel I’m letting go of another opportunity that could have been, it’s also a lesson and a reminder that while there are opportunities everywhere, not every opportunity is right for me.

https://thejasminekdiary.wordpress.com/2021/10/28/growing-up-and-aging-and-knowing-what-i-want

I think I need to either start programming or stop thinking I’m a programmer

Keywords: aging , computers , memory , personality , programming

The obvious reason why I haven’t done any programming is I don’t have any tasks I want automated. Without a programming problem, I have little incentive to program. I’ve done some piddly stuff with HTML but that hardly counts. No, I need something that requires computer processing power to accomplish.

https://auxiliarymemory.com/2021/10/28/do-i-still-want-to-be-a-programmer

I want to make a YouTube series about school vlogs because it is a significant turning point in my life and I want to be a YouTuber

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Based on my research on my friends in Taiwan, I decided to create a YouTube channel due to they enjoy watching people studying abroad in different countries. I thought this would be useful for Taiwanese students because they can understand and compare the differences between themselves and international students. I decided I will develop this project by creating a YouTube channel and upload some vlogs also combine some culture comparison.

https://yutungliang.wordpress.com/2021/10/28/digital-artefact