Gravitation wrote:Petite wrote:Gravitation wrote:
If there is a point in the future where I'm less anxious, I will probably try it out.
Yeah, that's a big problem actually and it doesn't matter if it's something I truly want to do, because I just can't get to it. I feel like I'm stuck in a loop doing the same things day in and day out.
Thankfully I have a bus to town every half hour and my dad can give me a ride sometimes, but it would be so nice to be able to drive by myself whenever I want. Maybe that would make me leave the house more.
That's great!
Hm, I feel you. I don't really know what to say as I've only followed this same path all my life and haven't gone after any opportunities or tried new things either. Literally, applying for NT was me getting out of my comfort zone and trying something new. Your best option is probably to take baby steps and just start with, as you said, just getting a simple job and then take things as they come after that. And who knows, maybe you'll even really enjoy that simple job and end up staying there for years, or you'll get an opportunity from having that job that will completely change you life.
Then you're lucky, but I actually bet getting a license would get you to go out more often since you then have the freedom to go whenever and wherever you want.
Yeah, if I try to imagine my future I will just get overwhelmed and do nothing, so it's best to focus on small goals.
Definately. It would honestly be nice just to drive somewhere to go on a walk in a pretty forest or have road trips. And the best part; staying warm when I have to leave the house in the winter. It sucks when you have to walk to and from the bus when it's freezing outside and maybe you have to wait in the cold for 30 minutes. If I have a car I can just go whenever or even wait in the car.
Btw, congrats on getting on the NT team!
But then you know what works for you, and then you can focus on those small goals and just take life one day at a time.There's definitely no need to have your whole life planned out!