My biggest fear in the world is not accomplishing my goals
or aspiring to be more than I can achieve/ I’m always worried that my dreams
are too big and I won’t accomplish them. My husband often tells me that I’m
just fine the way that I am and that if I don’t accomplish anything it won’t
matter. My biggest goal is to have a successful family restaurant with my
husband. We want to own a southern style restaurant hopefully soon. I’m always
worried that we won’t accomplish that and that we will have to work at jobs we
hate just to support ourselves. It’s very important to me that we achieve this
goal so that our future children see that you can do anything that you set your
mind to. I want them to realize the value of hard work and dedication. And
hopefully when they get older they can work at the restaurant as well. I’m
terrified of the possibility of not being the perfect role model for my
children. Because of this, it is a little unsettling to hear the voice in the
back of my head say that these goals might be a little too large or a little
too far down the road.
Another fear that I have is losing any of my loved ones. My
parents aren’t in the greatest of health, my dad has been the victim of many
heart problems and my mom’s health has been declining due to taking care of my
dad for so long. I constantly struggle with the fact that my parents might not
be around long enough to meet or enjoy their grandchildren. I know that they
would love having a grandchild but so far, it hasn’t been in the cards for me
and my husband. I also fear losing my husband. I often have nightmares about
losing him in a freak accident. I know these fears are wildly irrational but
it’s hard to shake that feeling.
Fear is a big part of, I believe, everyone’s daily life. It
is just a matter of rising up and striking down that little voice in your head.
Unfortunately that is not the easiest thing in the world. At a certain point,
you have to either beat your fears or get buried underneath them. Fear can be a
good or a bad thing. Some people see fear as a way to better yourself, thinking
that if you can conquer those fears, you will be stronger. Others use fear as a
kind of negative reinforcement. Either way is fine, though I believe that
We will have to work at jobs we hate just to support
ourselves
The voice in the back of my head is constantly telling me to
better myself so that my husband and I won’t have to work forever. It is always
telling me to make sure that every decision I make is something that will
benefit our future. It’s the reason that I’m in college and the reason I have
plans to further myself after a business degree. It’s the reason that I’m
constantly pushing my husband to try new things in the kitchen. I want for us
to be successful business owners so badly but things like that don’t just
happen overnight. It takes years of hard work and dedication to that dream. I
just don’t want to waste my life doing a job I hate to make ends meet. Waste my
life working rather than pursuing dreams, crossing things off my bucket list,
or spending time with my loved ones. I want to make sure that I do as many
things as possible, learn as many things as I can, read and dance and love
until my heart overflows. I want to give my husband and my future children
everything I can. I want to make sure that they want for nothing. That they are
fulfilled and content without being spoiled. Doing this requires me to work as
hard as I can now to ensure that I won’t have to later on. It requires me to
push my husband to work overtime so that he can open his dream restaurant and
be able to retire whenever he wants. I want to enjoy the time I have left with
my parents, so that I never have to wonder if I did enough for them or worry
that I didn’t say the right thing. It’s very important to me that I’m able to
enjoy as much as possible in the world and never have to regret not doing anything.
The future is a very scary world. It’s unknown and real and
very overwhelming at times. Knowing that it’s coming no matter what I do is
terrifying.
It’s the reason that I’m in college and the reason I have
plans to further myself after a business degree.
Right now I’m pursuing an associate’s degree in small
business management. I am pursuing it because I want to be able to manage the
business my husband and I start up. That is my dream job. Unfortunately, a
small business management degree doesn’t get you a job right away. It looks
good on a resume but doesn’t get the door open all the way. I think that after
I finish this degree, I am going to try to go into a nursing program or a
veterinary tech program. My whole life I wanted to be a veterinarian and work
with animals and then one day I just woke up and decided that I wanted to own
my own business, so from that point forward all my gears shifted towards
achieving that goal. But now that I’m on the right track for my business, I’ve
kind of started looking at the veterinary idea again. I’ve sort of been able to
uncloud my head from being so wrapped around business. I’m now able to look at
it in a way that my business degree is for the future but I could be a vet tech
for my present. Have a dream degree and a practical degree. And who knows?
Maybe after the restaurant is open and successful I could open a veterinary
practice or a dog shelter. And use those skills as well. After taking a break from
school and now being back in, it really makes me want to pursue more education.
It makes me want to learn as much as I can but use it in practical way.
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Education is really important to me because of the way it just
fills you up inside. I get very fulfilled when I think about learning and potentially
bettering myself for my future. Fadadadf this is very hard to put my ideas into
writing…….
The moment that kind of sealed the deal on moving in the
direction of a vet tech or even a veterinary degree was when I told my parents
about my ideas and the way my mom’s face lit up with the words veterinarian
came out of my mouth. She always wanted that for me.
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