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I have an interview for a job tomorrow in a career I see no long-term future for myself in. I’m doing it to have cash flow so I can really take my future in my hands though. It provides me money while I am living in a foreign country, so (at least after COVID) I can travel the world. And with this salary and this cost of living in Taiwan, I can REALLY travel the world. I mean, I could spend three months traversing Europe, South America, Asia, and beyond with no problem with the money I’ll save. I will have holidays and summers off. After work I can study programming and plan my future. I can decide if I want to go back to school and I can afford a high-quality coding bootcamp if need be. It affords me time and money to change my fate if I put in the effort. I may be well into my 30s by the time my plans come into fruition, but big dreams aren’t conjured from thin air. I hope to have the time of my life between now and then.
I really believe that a man needs to take the reins of life before it ends up making decisions for him. Time, in the long-term, runs out more quickly than the mind can comprehend. It’s of paramount importance to consistently consider one’s own impending mortality, whose scheduled arrival of course no one can predict.
And now there’s nothing I can say that won’t simply be a repetition of what Hunter S. Thompson wrote to his friend in 1958, at the age of 22:
 https://fs.blog/2014/05/hunter-s-thompson-to-hume-logan/
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