It’s perfectly fine if you feel stuck – that’s the go-getter in you saying you could be so much more, after all. BrandRap enjoyGLOBE
MANILA, Philippines – We all have dreams.
It’s fine, we tell ourselves. Isn’t it enough that I’m providing for myself and my loved ones? Life is still good. According to the survey, this is particularly true for the younger set. They find fulfillment in trying new things and discovering more about themselves in the process. The survey shows that 36.7% are already taking steps to pursue other options, while 44.9% are planning to.
Next, do your homework on what you need to do to achieve those dreams. Define the stepping stones for it to become a goal. You can also ask for advice from people in that field. Planning your future, rather than just winging it, gives you better odds of a more fulfilling life. Survey results show that those who are satisfied with where they are tend to be those who carefully plan their lives.
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