it's been a very long time since last update yeah ?
my life has been quite a something I think, for these 6 months, I applied as ux designer in local company on the beginning of the year, and then resigned six months after.
the situation was so funny indeed, i won't stay it's stressful but.. it's.. not that challenging ?? or idk, probably because i didn't have much job task back then so.. too much idling and it gaves me itch.
so i quit.
remember what they said "be careful what you wished for", i think it hits on me, now i loose my steady source of money and of course, i have to cut down my expenses, rebuilding my lifestyle again (since I have so many dreams, and that dreams need a lot of cash, and to be honest, being a freelancer didn't give me so much cash like before )
it was hard, yes, but i can't blame anyone, it's my wish after all. but let's see the bright side,
happiness is priceless. yep. there are so many types of happiness, getting money is one of them, get your talent recognize by people is one of them too right (and it's priceless) (the u-waaah senpai noticed me feeling)
i can't say that i am in 100% happy feelings after i quit my job, but i feel more free ?
i can do anything i want, i can change my room's color, i can hit the track everyday, meet new people, have lunch with them, and it's fun.. though, again, it doesn't give me cash.
but this makes me healthier, as a person, than sitting in front of computer for 8hours+.. being caged in cubicle.
my boss said that 'you are a creative you can do anything you want here and there' but, i think he didn't mean it. somehow he wanted to stay at the cubicle as long as we can, so the dilemma goes here and there
after i quit, again, there are so much things i want to do, and more things means more plans and decisions to make,
in these 20s something being afraid to choose the wrong path is like entering the hell, you can't come back, but i always remember that when one door closed there's 1000 doors opening, you have to be more aware that chances all are over you, and believe in God, because He always give us everything what we want, if not, the better.
my parents are quite supportive, though they insist i have to enter a job that is more financial-stable and gives a lot of plus point (insurances and such) but i have to remind myself that my dad is going to retire soon, and that means cut off of income, and probably lack of money to buy dreams. I sound too skeptical and pathetic, yes? but it's reality after all and you can deny it, but to bend with it
so what will i do then?
i am still glad after i quit there are still a lot of people contact me, means they're recognize my works, yes, i am really happy.. still lack of cash, but who knows if this is a beginning for better future ? more people recognize the works more chances to come
cut off the expenses is a lot of things to do, i can't have bubble tea anytime i want and eat in cafe so often, but then, the substitutes are i can learn cooking more, eat healthy food, and get in the track more often
it is happiness indeed
my life has been quite a something I think, for these 6 months, I applied as ux designer in local company on the beginning of the year, and then resigned six months after.
the situation was so funny indeed, i won't stay it's stressful but.. it's.. not that challenging ?? or idk, probably because i didn't have much job task back then so.. too much idling and it gaves me itch.
so i quit.
remember what they said "be careful what you wished for", i think it hits on me, now i loose my steady source of money and of course, i have to cut down my expenses, rebuilding my lifestyle again (since I have so many dreams, and that dreams need a lot of cash, and to be honest, being a freelancer didn't give me so much cash like before )
it was hard, yes, but i can't blame anyone, it's my wish after all. but let's see the bright side,
happiness is priceless. yep. there are so many types of happiness, getting money is one of them, get your talent recognize by people is one of them too right (and it's priceless) (the u-waaah senpai noticed me feeling)
i can't say that i am in 100% happy feelings after i quit my job, but i feel more free ?
i can do anything i want, i can change my room's color, i can hit the track everyday, meet new people, have lunch with them, and it's fun.. though, again, it doesn't give me cash.
but this makes me healthier, as a person, than sitting in front of computer for 8hours+.. being caged in cubicle.
my boss said that 'you are a creative you can do anything you want here and there' but, i think he didn't mean it. somehow he wanted to stay at the cubicle as long as we can, so the dilemma goes here and there
after i quit, again, there are so much things i want to do, and more things means more plans and decisions to make,
in these 20s something being afraid to choose the wrong path is like entering the hell, you can't come back, but i always remember that when one door closed there's 1000 doors opening, you have to be more aware that chances all are over you, and believe in God, because He always give us everything what we want, if not, the better.
my parents are quite supportive, though they insist i have to enter a job that is more financial-stable and gives a lot of plus point (insurances and such) but i have to remind myself that my dad is going to retire soon, and that means cut off of income, and probably lack of money to buy dreams. I sound too skeptical and pathetic, yes? but it's reality after all and you can deny it, but to bend with it
so what will i do then?
i am still glad after i quit there are still a lot of people contact me, means they're recognize my works, yes, i am really happy.. still lack of cash, but who knows if this is a beginning for better future ? more people recognize the works more chances to come
cut off the expenses is a lot of things to do, i can't have bubble tea anytime i want and eat in cafe so often, but then, the substitutes are i can learn cooking more, eat healthy food, and get in the track more often
it is happiness indeed